Domestic workers in Thailand deserve decent work
The ILO Country Director reflects on the 15th anniversary of the Domestic Workers Convention and Thailand's recent progress in labor rights. The article highlights new regulations that provide domestic workers with minimum wages and maternity protections.
Why it matters
It underscores the global shift toward formalizing labor protections for vulnerable domestic workers, particularly women.
Marking the 15th anniversary of the Domestic Workers Convention, Xiaoyan Qian International Labour Organization Country Director for Thailand, Cambodia and Lao Peoples Democratic Republic reflects on Thailand’s significant progress in extending rights and protection to domestic workers and the steps still needed to ensure decent work for all.
The article reports on international labor standards and government policy changes from an institutional perspective.
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