Employer’s Criminal Liability : Study of cases where employrre commit overloading on highways in their employment.

Abstract

         This article is intended to give readers a glimpse of the importance of applying characteristic laws in the official employment of employers to be liable for criminal offenses against employees. to prevent employers from exploiting employees. This is especially true if the employee is employed by the employer. employee status under the employer's employment contract, which is responsible for overseeing the employee's work.

         In addition, this article studied and compared the principles of civil law and criminal law. In regards to the official liability employed of the employer caused by the employee's employment. He also studied some of the compelling cases that have risen to court in Thailand.

          This is to suggest the creation of standards and guidelines for the interpretation of the word. It also reaches out to users, joint traverses of the Criminal Code Sections 83, 84.    to be broad enough to compel employers to co-ordt with employees. to achieve as many research objectives as possible.