Number of establishments from survey

Labor compensation refers to: 1) Wages and salaries: Money paid by the employer or establishment to employees (before deducting personal income tax, the employee's share of social security fund contributions, life insurance premiums, and other employee expenses) based on labor agreements, which may be paid based on time conditions or work volume. 2) Overtime pay, bonuses, special awards, cost-of-living allowances, and commissions: Money paid by the establishment to employees in addition to wages and salaries as compensation for work. 3) Welfare and other benefits: Labor benefits paid by the employer or establishment, or services provided to employees, including labor compensation paid in kind or products, and welfare arranged or services provided by the employer, such as food, beverages, worker housing, house rent, housing repair costs, medical treatment, childcare services, transportation to work, and various recreation or entertainment facilities provided to employees, etc. This does not include clothing or uniforms used exclusively for work duties (clothing and uniforms used exclusively for work duties are considered other expenses of the establishment). 4) Contributions to social security funds, etc.: Money paid by the establishment as contributions to social security funds of both the government and private sectors to prevent employees from suffering hardship when they lose part or all of their income due to illness or accidents both inside and outside working hours, childbirth, disability, unemployment, old age, and death. Such funds include social security fund contributions, compensation funds, and retirement funds, etc.

Agency:

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Licence:

Creative Commons Attributions

Category:

ข้อมูลสาธารณะ

Geographic coverage:

ประเทศ

Update frequency:

ปี

Years covered:

2009–2014

Source portal:

gdcatalog

Updated:

16/09/2026

English title machine-translated from the Thai original

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