The AMCHAM Manufacturing\, HR\, and Legal Committees invite members to join their update on employment law in Thailand. Focusing on key milestones along the employment timeline\, our speakers will aim to provide practical advice for employers\, particularly those in the manufacturing industry\, at the following critical junctures:\n

Starting everything the right way: considerations for hiring.
The in-between period: considerations around work conditions\, including a discussion of the new Work from Home legislation.
Ending the relationship : considerations for termination\, such as requirements for contract termination and labor court proceedings.

\nIn addition to the above\, our speakers will also address recent significant changes and developments that all employers in Thailand should be aware of.
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\nOur speakers:
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\nParada Saibua\, Senior Associate\, DLA Piper. Parada is a senior associate in the firm's employment practice group\, with broad experience in employment advice\, corporate governance\, employment disputes\, bankruptcy cases and commercial disputes. He has represented Thai and multinational companies in a wide range of labor and employment matters\,and has extensive experience in labor court proceedings. Parada graduated from law school at Thammasart University and holds an LL.M. in Labour Law and Corporate Governance from the University of Bristol. He is a member of the Thai Bar Association and the Lawyers Council of Thailand.
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\nSuruswadee Jaimsuwan\, Counsel\, Tilleke &\; Gibbins. Suruswadee is a senior litigator in the firm's dispute resolution department. A former judge of the Thai Courts of Justice\, Suruswadee has extensive legal experience on and off the bench\, bolstered by a deep knowledge of Thai law and court procedure. Suruswadee has also worked for Thailand's Department of Labour Protection and Welfare under a scholarship from the Office of the Civil Service Commission\, working closely with various governmental authorities on labor law research and development. In addition to her legal education in Thailand\, the United Kingdom\, and Australia\, Suruswadee has received training from the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine University\, the Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives at the University of Victoria\, and the International Training Centre of the International Labor Organization\, and is listed as arbitrator for both the Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC) and the Thai Arbitration Institute (TAI).
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