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Govt, labour leaders deadlocked over minimum wage amid May Day march

Workers hold up the number 492, the amount of the new daily minimum wage in baht they are demanding, during a Labour Day rally from Democracy Monument to Government House on Sunday. (Photo: Apichit Jinakul)

Labour unions and the government remain locked in negotiations over the new minimum wage as workers parade on Labour Day to press their demand for a higher flat rate across the country.

Labour Minister Suchart Chomklin on Sunday reiterated the government's rejection of a call for all workers nationwide to receive a minimum daily wage of 492 baht.

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