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Thai Employees Lead Southeast Asia in Engagement Gains

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By Chayanun Saransomrurtai, Wiwanya Shrestha
| Gallup Verified
BANGKOK —Thai employees continue to have one of the highest levels of employee engagement in Southeast Asia, according to Gallup’s latest State of the Global Workplace report. In 2025, just over one in three Thai employees (34%) were engaged in their jobs, on par with the previous reading (33%), which represented a new high in the decade-plus trend (based on three-year rolling averages).
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Economy Dominates Issues Ahead of Thai Election

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By Benedict Vigers, Chayanun Saransomrurtai
| The Gallup Podcast
LONDON — Economic anxiety likely outweighs most other issues on Thai voters’ minds ahead of their general election on Sunday. When asked in 2025 to name the most important problem facing their country, 48% of Thais cited the economy, more than three times the percentage mentioning any other concern. Gallup’s latest survey of Thailand took place between September and November, several months after clashes first flared up along the border with Cambodia in July.
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Anxiety Rising, Confidence Falling in Thailand

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By Steve Crabtree, Chayanun Saransomrurtai
| The Gallup Podcast
Story Highlights Worry, stress have risen steadily among Thais Thais' confidence in government, courts and police has fallen since 2018 Younger Thais especially likely to lack confidence in institutions WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Thailand suffered a shocking national tragedy in early October when a former police officer killed more than 30 people -- most of them children -- in a day care center in the country's rural northeast.
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