Thai Union Group PCL, led by Ms. Vorarat Lertanantrakool, Director of Human Resources, along with the Human Resources team, received four prestigious awards at the HR Excellence Awards Thailand 2024, organized by Human Resources Online Singapore Institute. The awards, judged by respected global business leaders, recognize companies with exceptional human resource management practices. Thai Union's achievements underscore its commitment to fostering a strong HR function that drives employee and organizational success.
The four Silver awards received by Thai Union are:
- HR Leader of the Year: Recognizing a visionary HR leader, mentorship, and setting new industry standards.
- Excellence in Talent Management: Acknowledging Thai Union's ability to develop its talent pool, empowering employees to achieve both personal and organizational goals.
- Excellence in the Use of HR Tech: Celebrating leadership in leveraging technology to enhance HR processes, create efficient HR systems, and cultivate a positive work culture.
- Excellence in Graduate Recruitment and Development: Honoring the development, attracting and retaining top young talent to drive Thai Union's growth
These awards highlight Thai Union's dedication to nurturing a high-performing workforce and its commitment to excellence in human resource management.
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