Domestic Workers

Protection in Practice: Challenges and perceptions of domestic workers accessing social protection in Thailand

Content also available in: ภาษาไทย
While most workers in Thailand are protected under Section 33 of the Social Security Act, domestic workers are limited to lesser benefits under other sections of the Social Security Act. Migrant domestic workers are exempt from all protections. This summary report outlines the experiences of domestic workers trying to access social protection in Thailand by using qualitative interviews with employers and Thai domestic workers and migrant domestic workers.

Additional details

References

  • ISBN Print: 9789220387702
  • ISBN Web PDF: 9789220387719

Related content

TRIANGLE in ASEAN
A migrant domestic worker hangs clothes.

Migrant workers

TRIANGLE in ASEAN

Strengthening Capacity to Promote Gender-Responsive Investments in the Provision of Decent Care Services in Thailand

Care economy

Strengthening Capacity to Promote Gender-Responsive Investments in the Provision of Decent Care Services in Thailand

Relevant projects

TRIANGLE in ASEAN
A migrant domestic worker hangs clothes.

Migrant workers

TRIANGLE in ASEAN

Strengthening Capacity to Promote Gender-Responsive Investments in the Provision of Decent Care Services in Thailand

Care economy

Strengthening Capacity to Promote Gender-Responsive Investments in the Provision of Decent Care Services in Thailand

TRIANGLE in ASEAN – Viet Nam

Migration

TRIANGLE in ASEAN – Viet Nam

TRIANGLE in ASEAN – Thailand

Migration

TRIANGLE in ASEAN – Thailand