Seven Thai Professionals ... How They Will Compete
When We Enter the AEC?”
In a relatively short time, Thailand will have a free flow labor with the other ASEAN member countries. The ten nations of ASEAN have prepared the Mutual Recognition Arrangements (MRA), which specify the basic qualifications for seven groups of professionals to work freely in each other’s countries. These groups are Engineering Services, Architectural Services, Surveying Qualifications, Medical Practitioners, Dental Practitioners, Nursing Services and Accountancy Services. With the Free Flow of Skilled Labor, Thailand will receive both advantages and disadvantages, and we face the challenge of developing the personnel and business competitiveness of Thais in these professions.
This edition presents a special report entitled “Thai Skilled Labor and the AEC”, which is an analysis of the “Competitive Potential of Skilled Labor in the Service Sector Free Opening under ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)”, conducted by the Center for International Trade Studies, of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC). It provides readers with the results of the Center’s research so they may understand how Thai professionals compare with those in other ASEAN countries. These are followed by recommendations on how to prepare for the forthcoming changes. Mr. Sorawit Limparangsri, Judge of the Office of the President of the Supreme Court, Thailand presents a study on “Arbitration in Thailand”, which describes the background and current implementation. It is followed by the research results conducted by the Brand Studies and Research Center, UTCC, titled “Thailand’s Brand Image”. Waralak V. Sirichareon and Nattanun Sirichareon jointly present their study , “Doing Business in Creative Economy with the Growing Impact of the ASEAN Economic Community”. The final article is “Organizational Preparation for the ASEAN Economic Community”, written by Associate Professor Thongtippha Viriyapan, full-time lecturer in the School of Business Administration, at UTCC.
Once the ASEAN Economic Community becomes a reality, it will become essential for those concerned to understand what it means to them, especially members of the seven effected professions. Thailand Economic & Business Review will continue to present the economic and business guidelines, thoughts, analyses, and economic and business needs in order to help Thai organizations move successfully into the competitive fields of ASEAN
Seven Thai Professionals ... How They Will Compete
When We Enter the AEC?”
In a relatively short time, Thailand will have a free flow labor with the other ASEAN member countries. The ten nations of ASEAN have prepared the Mutual Recognition Arrangements (MRA), which specify the basic qualifications for seven groups of professionals to work freely in each other’s countries. These groups are Engineering Services, Architectural Services, Surveying Qualifications, Medical Practitioners, Dental Practitioners, Nursing Services and Accountancy Services. With the Free Flow of Skilled Labor, Thailand will receive both advantages and disadvantages, and we face the challenge of developing the personnel and business competitiveness of Thais in these professions.
This edition presents a special report entitled “Thai Skilled Labor and the AEC”, which is an analysis of the “Competitive Potential of Skilled Labor in the Service Sector Free Opening under ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)”, conducted by the Center for International Trade Studies, of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC). It provides readers with the results of the Center’s research so they may understand how Thai professionals compare with those in other ASEAN countries. These are followed by recommendations on how to prepare for the forthcoming changes. Mr. Sorawit Limparangsri, Judge of the Office of the President of the Supreme Court, Thailand presents a study on “Arbitration in Thailand”, which describes the background and current implementation. It is followed by the research results conducted by the Brand Studies and Research Center, UTCC, titled “Thailand’s Brand Image”. Waralak V. Sirichareon and Nattanun Sirichareon jointly present their study , “Doing Business in Creative Economy with the Growing Impact of the ASEAN Economic Community”. The final article is “Organizational Preparation for the ASEAN Economic Community”, written by Associate Professor Thongtippha Viriyapan, full-time lecturer in the School of Business Administration, at UTCC.
Once the ASEAN Economic Community becomes a reality, it will become essential for those concerned to understand what it means to them, especially members of the seven effected professions. Thailand Economic & Business Review will continue to present the economic and business guidelines, thoughts, analyses, and economic and business needs in order to help Thai organizations move successfully into the competitive fields of ASEAN
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