Thailand Labour Museum

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Thailand Labour Museum Located in the old office of the Makkasan Railway Union. Latyao Sub Road, Makkasan, Bangkok illustrates the history of the labor Thailand is divided into 7 units.

 

Room 1 people forced labor - slavery is the social base of ancient Thailand. Thailand's labor exhibits from ancient times.

 

Room 2 monk Chinese workers first. Tell the living conditions for their existence.

 

Room 3 labor reform process. In the reign of the fifth, which is a major transition in the history of Thailand.

 

Room 4 laborers and the change of regime in 2475 the condition of workers before and after the change of regime.

 

Room 5 From World War to Cold War. Labour Thailand under the circumstances of World War 2 and the Cold War.

 

Room 6 from 14 October to the economic crisis. Workers in the democratic life blossomed. Stories of women workers, child labor Teamsters boxer.

 

Room 7 Proletarian Cultural landscape designs landscape designs in honor of the greatest minds of intellectuals. Each pattern exhibits a media devices such as televisions, computer slide makes it interesting to understand the pleasure to watch.

 

It also has a library, books, and research related to the worker. A computer training center for labor. The museum is open Wednesday - Sunday. Closed Monday - Friday and Saturday from 10:00 to 16:30 pm. Admission is free. (If you visit a group, please call ahead).