Rukchanok surveys public, finds most unaware of social security board election
MP Rukchanok Srinork surveyed citizens and found that most are unaware of the upcoming Social Security Board election scheduled for September 27.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- MP Rukchanok surveyed public opinion regarding social security
- Most citizens remain unaware of the upcoming board election
- The Social Security Board election is set for September 27
Ms. Rukchanok Srinork, a Member of Parliament representing Bangkok, recently conducted a field survey to engage with citizens and gather feedback concerning labor welfare and the social security system, revealing a critical communication gap among insured persons.
According to the findings gathered during her public outreach, the vast majority of citizens and insured workers lack essential information regarding the upcoming timeline for selecting new representatives to the Social Security Board.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
The crucial election for the new committee members of the Social Security Office has been officially scheduled to take place on September 27, marking a vital opportunity for workers to participate directly in governing the massive welfare fund.
Labor advocates and insured representatives have expressed concern that without proactive public relations campaigns, voter turnout could remain low, potentially hindering the democratic selection of qualified representatives who can genuinely advocate for workers' rights.
The Social Security Board election is a key democratic mechanism allowing insured members across various sections to elect representatives who oversee management of a multi-billion-baht fund. Low public awareness highlights ongoing challenges in state communication channels reaching grassroots laborers effectively.
Insured individuals are advised to check their voting eligibility and review official announcements provided directly through the Social Security Office channels.
Source: Matichon Politics
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