BANGKOK : -- Thai Employers have been advised to obey labour laws protecting migrant workers and treat them the same way Thai workers are treated, and also en-suring they adhere to local laws.
Sumeth Mahosot, the department's director-general, said unlicensed labour agents were being closely monitored by labour officials and immigration after being found trying to register migrant workers at the new one-stop service centres.
Centres in Bangkok are to accommodate mass registration of migrant workers from Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.
It is being done under the supervision of the military junta.
Immigration police would also ask them to produce their ID cards and documents to show if they are a lawful representative of an agency or an employer.
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