Laos and Thailand to cooperate on migrant worker issues


The Lao and Thai authorities agreed to continue their efforts to resolve labour-related issues to ensure safe labour migration. This should include workers getting access to permanent employment and being entitled to sound and just welfare measures in Thailand amid the spread of Covid-19.

At a time when Thailand is fighting a tough battle against Covid-19, both countries will review their labour policy to provide help to Lao workers, including those affected by the closure of factories due to the economic downturn brought on by the pandemic.

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