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September 8, 2011

How to Hire and Fire in 96 Jurisdictions – Thailand Chapter

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Multilaw

Published by Multilaw, How to Hire and Fire in 96 Jurisdictions is a guide providing a quick overview of the rules and regulations governing employment relationships around the world. It is aimed at directors, in-house counsel, and senior HR staff in businesses operating in the global marketplace to help them gain a general overview of the employment legal framework worldwide.

The Thailand chapter of the publication, written by Tilleke & Gibbins, examines such issues as mandatory requirements for employment agreements, amendments to contract terms, disciplinary processes, labor relations, and employee termination.

Multilaw is a multinational association of independent law firms encompassing over 6000 lawyers in 150 commercial centers around the world. To learn more, please visit the Multilaw website.

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