Bangkok--15 Feb--JCCB
The Japanese Chamber of Commerce, Bangkok (JCCB); Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO); in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour will hold a Job Fair entitled “Thai-Yipun Kao Pai Duay Kan (ไทย-ญี่ปุ่นก้าวไปด้วยกัน)” on February 16, 2012 between 8:30-16:00 hrs. at the parking lot of Ayudhaya Park Mall, Ayudhaya Province. The event functions as a job matching activity between Japanese enterprises and flood-hit workers and the unemployed.
This event features wide range of large to small 100 leading Japanese companies in automotive, electrical and related supporting industries, as well as service providers that need more work-force to facilitate their business expansion in Thailand.
Mr. Kyoichi Tanada, President of JCCB, said “Most Japanese companies have expressed their strong commitment to further invest in Thailand and would require more manpower to facilitate the investment plans. Most job vacancies are engineer, skilled-labor and unskilled labor. Types of business range from automobile and parts, electrical and electronics, metal working, service industries and others. With a wide range of jobs and company locations on offer, workers can choose to return to the same fields of practice or to work close to their hometowns.”
Mr. Setsuo Iuchi, President of JETRO Bangkok, said “The job-matching event Thai-Yipun Kao Pai Duay Kan aims to help workers, who were laid off by flood-hit businesses, get back to their jobs in a timely manner. While some companies cannot yet resume their operations, there is an increasing demand for labor in the central, eastern and southeastern regions. Through this event, suitable matching between workers in affected areas and Japanese affiliated companies in various areas of Thailand is expected to increase. JETRO expects that this event will contribute to the early recovery of Thai economy.”
For job fair enquiry, please contact Ms. Naruporn Pattayakorn and Ms. Mullika Homuro, JETRO Bangkok, at 02-651-8680 Ext. 304-305