Thailand Auto Parts Manufacturers Association shows concern for policy of raising daily minimum wage

Reported on March 27, 2019, Thai Auto Parts Manufacturers Association (TAPMA) revealed that following the policies of several local political party candidates to hike the daily minimum wage, TAPMA is concerned that it would pressure many plant operators to invest more in robotics and automation to avoid the increasin....

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