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Positive and Negative Impacts
Impact of Issues over Time
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Human Resource Management |
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Risks - Ineffective and unjust human resource management can lead to dissatisfaction, negatively affecting work performance and reducing organizational commitment - Failure to develop employee potential can result in difficulties in replacing staff who leave or retire, leading to workforce gaps |
Opportunities + Skilled, knowledgeable, and experienced human resources with expertise in the clean energy sector and emerging industries + Fair compensation that enhances employee well-being and strengthens organizational loyalty and engagement + Promoting diversity within the workforce (across race, religion, gender, age, etc.) to foster cross-cultural learning, diverse perspectives, and experiences |
- Unfair labor practices or human rights violations against employees and contractors |
As part of PTT's organizational transformation, the Company has redefined its vision to be: “TOGETHER FOR SUSTAINABLE THAILAND, SUSTAINABLE WORLD”. This shift has led to the development of PTT employees, enhancing their knowledge and skills across multiple dimensions. The goal is to empower them with the capabilities and mindset to become both “competent and virtuous individuals,” ready to embrace diverse business opportunities and objectives, while adapting to evolving corporate values and culture. PTT recognizes the potential challenges this transformation could bring, such as employees struggling to adapt to changes and losing their connection to the organization. As a result, the Human Resources division has introduced various initiatives aimed at acting as a strategic partner for both the organization and its employees. These initiatives focus on fostering a work environment that is both relaxed and conducive to growth during this period of transition. The key drivers for this strategy include three core areas: employee potential, effective processes, and the integration of modern technologies to streamline operations and increase convenience for employees. These efforts aim to address risks related to workforce shortages and ensure that talented individuals remain engaged, thus supporting the organization's development toward its established goals.
Objectives/ Targets
For 2024, the Human Resources division has outlined a comprehensive strategy and action plan for human resource management and organizational development, centered around the 4R’s framework: Recruit, Retain, Retrain and Redesign. The strategic objectives, implementation approaches, and expected outcomes can be summarized as follows:
Strategic Targets |
Implementation Guidelines |
2024 Performance |
The number of executives in the Potential Group with the necessary capabilities to effectively drive business operations. | Consistent monitoring and the development of succession plans for all key strategic positions within the organization. | In 2024, the number of executives with the required potential to effectively drive business operations met the target positions, achieving 100%. |
The number of employees in the Employee Potential Group with the required potential to support the Company's business direction. | Identifying high-potential employees and enhancing their skills to prepare them for future leadership roles through the Career Management system, with regular progress tracking of their development. | In 2024, the number of employees with sufficient potential to support the Company’s strategic direction aligned with the target positions, reaching 100%. |
Develop and enhance employee potential. | Focusing on the continuous development of employees' knowledge and skills to ensure they are well-equipped to manage business growth effectively. This is achieved through leadership development programs, learning groups within PTT, and specialized Functional Academies for each career path. These Functional Academies are responsible for designing, developing, and promoting excellence in employee knowledge and skills within their respective fields, aligned with the vision, mission, and career development directions set by the CCT for each career path. Additionally, each Functional Academy creates a development roadmap for at least 3-5 years that aligns with the overall organizational vision, supporting employees to achieve expertise in their fields and ultimately become internal trainers within PTT. This strategy is aimed at establishing a sustainable learning organization. |
Percentage of employees who have completed training at the Functional Academy, relative to those assigned to the program: 91%. |
Foster stronger employee engagement within the organization. | Enhancing employee engagement by analyzing the results and factors that foster engagement, and implementing plans at both the corporate policy and functional department levels. This includes promoting effective HR management by leadership and refining HR processes and systems to meet the diverse needs and expectations of employees across various functions and age groups within the organization. PTT is dedicated to providing a positive experience for employees throughout their tenure, strengthening long-term organizational commitment. |
Employee engagement score: 81.3%. |
Strengthen the capacity of the human resources department to provide efficient and effective services. | Building the capabilities of HR executives and staff to effectively address both short-term and long-term business needs with efficiency and effectiveness. |
Strengthening the capabilities and potential of HR executives and staff, with employees who have successfully completed training programs organized by the HR Functional Academy. |
Remark:
• The Potential Group includes Assistant Executive Vice Presidents (SEVP Pool), Department Managers (EVP Pool), and Division Managers (VP Pool).
• The Employee Potential Group refers to Senior employees (DM Pool).
Management Approach
Human Resources Management Policy at PTT
PTT adopts a sustainable human resources management policy, beginning with a strong commitment to respecting labor rights, which are protected by law, as well as human rights. These rights apply equally to all employees within the scope of their work. PTT ensures fair treatment between employers and employees, supports the exercise of these rights by employees, and operates in accordance with international standards, such as the United Nations' “Protect, Respect, and Remedy” Framework for Business and Human Rights, the International Labour Organization, and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.
In addition, PTT places significant importance on work-life balance by fostering a high quality of life for its employees. The Company prioritizes ensuring stability, safety, and a healthy work environment. PTT offers various communication channels, such as internal announcements, the corporate website, email, and messages from supervisors and managers, so that employees can easily access information related to human resources management. This includes details about policies, regulations, labor relations news, organizational changes, employee benefits, welfare programs, employee engagement initiatives, crisis management protocols, and other important updates. Furthermore, PTT operates a transparent, systematic grievance and complaint management process. Employees are provided with independent channels for submitting complaints, and they are assured that their confidentiality and protection will be maintained. PTT ensures that there will be no negative consequences affecting an employee's work or safety as a result of lodging a complaint. Additionally, the Company implements preventive measures and establishes mechanisms to avoid the recurrence of issues.
PTT strives to cultivate a mindset in its employees that aligns with the Company’s core SPIRIT values, which include S (Synergy), P (Performance Excellence), I (Innovation), R (Responsibility for Society), I (Integrity & Ethics) and T (Trust & Respect). This mindset is intended to guide employees in becoming not only skilled and virtuous individuals but also responsible members of both the organization and society at large.
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- Synergy: Harnessing collective strength to build partnerships. The focus is on encouraging employees to share knowledge and collaborate, fostering teamwork both within the organization and with external partners.
- Performance Excellence: Achieving outstanding performance. The goal is to equip employees with the ability to swiftly adapt to change, work with purpose to exceed expectations, and create and deliver maximum value to stakeholders.
- Innovation: Driving growth through innovation. Employees are encouraged to adopt a positive mindset, actively seek new ideas, think creatively, and apply emerging digital technologies to enhance work efficiency. Continuous learning and self-improvement are core principles.
- Responsibility for Society: Contributing to the community and environment. Employees are expected to work with awareness of their impact on stakeholders, driving sustainable development. The focus is on fostering businesses that are environmentally conscious and promoting volunteerism for the betterment of society, communities, and the nation.
- Integrity & Ethics: Upholding the power of integrity. Employees are expected to work with transparency, act with integrity, and adhere to ethical standards, always demonstrating honesty and maintaining high moral values.
- Trust & Respect: Building trust and mutual respect. Employees are encouraged to foster trust and confidence in collaborative efforts, to give others opportunities, believe in their capabilities, and embrace diversity with openness and respect.
Governance Structure
PTT’s human resources management structure is supported by various committees at both the management and Board of Directors levels, as outlined below:
List of Committees |
Role in Human Resources Management |
Meeting Frequency |
Career Path Advisory Group (CCT) | Develop and establish strategies for employee career development within their professional paths. | At least once a month or as necessary. |
Human Resources Business Group Management Committee (HRBG) | Review, evaluate, provide recommendations, and approve or endorse human resource management matters. | At least once a month or as necessary. |
Human Resources Management Committee (HRC) | Review and propose human resource management policies, evaluate, and offer guidance on PTT's human resource management practices. |
At least once a month. |
Human Resources Management Committee of PTT Public Company Limited (HRMC) | Review and suggest policies, make decisions on human resource management, including approving, evaluating, and providing recommendations regarding job structures and workforce levels to ensure alignment with and support for PTT Group’s business strategy. |
At least once a month or as necessary. |
Management Committee of PTT Public Company Limited (PTTMC) | Review and approve fundamental principles, set policies, and make decisions regarding human resource management, as well as preparing and developing future executives for PTT Group, and approving guidelines for operational management within PTT. |
At least twice a month or as necessary. |
Job Structure, Job Value, and Manpower Committee (SJMC) | Approve and evaluate job structures, job values, and workforce frameworks. |
Once a month or as necessary. |
Human Resources Collaboration Advisory Committee (HRAC) | Manage human resources in alignment with PTT Group's strategic objectives to ensure efficient and systematic operations. |
At least once a quarter or as necessary. |
PTT Group Management Committee (PTTGMC) | Establish policies and make decisions regarding human resource management, while preparing and developing executives within PTT Group. | At least once a month or as necessary. |
High-Potential Employee and Scholarship Management Committee | Oversee employee scholarship programs and both domestic and international training, focusing on developing high-potential employees to prepare them for future leadership roles. |
At least once a quarter or as necessary. |
Employee Relations Committee, PTT Public Company Limited | Provide guidance, promote, and develop labor relations, find solutions to internal conflicts, improve regulations, and offer consultation to address grievances and enhance employment conditions. |
At least once a month. |
PTT Board of Directors | Review various human resource management matters in accordance with the approval authority. |
As necessary. |
Operational Process
PTT recognizes that employees with potential, dedication, capability, and organizational commitment are crucial drivers in helping the Company achieve its business objectives aligned with its vision and mission. As such, PTT places significant importance on fostering a knowledge-based society, developing employees at all levels to be both skilled and virtuous, while promoting leadership, professionalism, and continuous learning throughout their careers. PTT aims to empower employees to contribute to societal and environmental well-being while steering the Company toward sustainable growth. To achieve these objectives, PTT has established the following human resources management processes:
Recruitment and Workforce Planning
PTT has developed a systematic approach to recruitment and selection. The Human Resources Department collaborates closely with business units to assess workforce needs, define job requirements, and determine the qualifications for positions. This ensures that PTT selects candidates with the right skills, knowledge, and potential, aligned with the Company’s evolving business needs. Recruitment is conducted through multiple channels, including PTT’s career website, online job portals, and the official Line account “@PTT Career.” Additionally, PTT has built strong networks with universities, faculty members, students, and alumni associations both within Thailand and abroad. These relationships are nurtured through various annual activities and programs, such as lectures and interactive sessions where PTT employees share their insights and work experiences. These initiatives help promote a clearer understanding of PTT's operations and prepare candidates for the recruitment process. Furthermore, PTT considers the geographical location of applicants, prioritizing those who reside in areas where PTT already operates or in nearby regions. The Company also respects applicants’ preferences for specific work locations, especially when personal or family circumstances are involved. This approach not only supports local employment but also contributes to the long-term sustainability of the employment relationship.
PTT is committed to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities. The Company hires persons with disabilities and their caregivers through service contracts, providing them with opportunities to showcase their talents and achieve greater independence. This initiative aligns with the objectives of the Empowerment Of Persons With Disabilities Act, B.E. 2550 (A.D. 2007), and its subsequent amendments, which aim to establish key measures that promote employment and protect the employment rights of individuals with disabilities.
Succession Planning
PTT has established a comprehensive succession planning process for its executives and leaders, focusing on developing high-potential individuals for key roles. This is achieved by preparing potential executive groups (SEVP Pool, EVP Pool, VP Pool) and potential employee groups (DM Pool), all overseen by the following committees:
- SEVP Pool (Senior Executive Vice President): Prepared for the role of Senior Executive Vice President by PTT's Human Resources Management Committee.
- EVP Pool (Executive Vice President): Prepared for the role of Executive Vice President by PTT's Human Resources Management Committee.
- VP Pool (Vice President): Prepared for the role of Vice President by career path consultants.
- DM Pool (Department Manager): Prepared for the role of Department Manager by career path consultants.
PTT conducts an in-depth analysis of the organization’s needs over a 3-year horizon, carefully selecting high-potential employees. Individual development plans are then crafted, with target positions set to ensure readiness for taking on critical leadership roles. In addition, high-potential executives are considered for specialized training programs designed to develop the competencies necessary to align with the organization’s strategic direction and goals.
Employee Retention and Motivation
PTT has developed a comprehensive system for compensation, benefits, and employee engagement programs aimed at motivating staff and driving performance. These initiatives include:
1. Compensation
PTT ensures that employee compensation is set at a level that meets the living wage standard, guaranteeing that salaries are sufficient to cover the basic living expenses of employees and their families, thereby supporting a good quality of life. This compensation structure is designed to enable employees to live with dignity while having enough left over for savings. Salaries are benchmarked against leading companies in the same industry, specifically the oil & gas sector in Thailand. This includes both starting salaries and salary structures across different job levels, ensuring that compensation reflects the responsibilities associated with each position. Employees receive monthly payments on or before the 28th of each month.
PTT conducts an annual salary review, with adjustments approved by the PTT Public Company Limited Board of Directors. The decision takes into account the Company’s performance, the achievements of the past year, inflation rates, and compensation data from peer companies in the oil & gas industry. Salary increases are determined based on individual performance, with adjustments reflecting the employee's contribution to the Company’s objectives. The minimum salary increase is set above the inflation rate to ensure employees' purchasing power grows over time. Additionally, employees who are promoted to higher roles (promotion increase) are rewarded with salary adjustments to reflect their new responsibilities.
In addition, PTT maintains a feedback process through the State Enterprise Workers' Union of PTT Public Company Limited, where employee concerns, requests, and expectations are addressed by the Employee Relations Committee. Regular monthly meetings are held, and meeting minutes are shared with all employees for transparency. PTT also conducts an annual employee engagement and satisfaction survey, using the feedback gathered to inform decisions on adjusting compensation.
2. Provision of Benefits and Entitlements
PTT offers a comprehensive range of benefits designed to meet employees' basic needs while aligning with industry standards in the Oil & Gas sector and other leading industries. These benefits include:
- Healthcare benefits with both health insurance and medical services provided directly by PTT, including access to PTT-operated healthcare facilities. Employees and their families can utilize these services at no cost.
- Emergency loan assistance to help employees in times of financial distress.
- Annual health screenings and vaccinations to ensure their health and immunity are well-maintained.
- Provident fund with a variety of investment plans to suit individual needs and preferences. PTT also collaborates with a savings cooperative to offer employees additional services, including deposit accounts and loan options.
- Benefits for employees working in provincial and overseas locations, which are as follows:
- Employees working offshore will receive a supplementary allowance to address the unique conditions and challenges associated with offshore assignments.
- Employees assigned to work abroad are entitled to various benefits, including an allowance based on the Cost of Living Adjustment Index (COLA Index), which varies according to the specific country of assignment. This allowance ensures that employees have sufficient funds for housing in urban areas, and it is adjusted to accommodate employees who have spouses and children accompanying them. Additionally, employees receive an allowance for public utilities, to offset the potentially higher costs of utilities in foreign countries. PTT also provides educational assistance for employees' children. These benefits and allowances are determined based on comprehensive surveys conducted by top global consulting firms, ensuring that the rates are globally competitive and aligned with the standards offered by leading companies in the respective countries.
- Special Compensation for tasks outside of regular duties includes various allowances, such as overtime pay for employees required to work beyond their regular hours, holiday pay for employees working on designated holidays, shift allowances for those working in rotating or continuous shifts, and offshore work allowances for employees in high-risk areas or challenging living conditions. Additionally, standby allowances are provided for employees in maintenance or specific roles where they must remain on-call at their workplace or designated location to respond promptly to emergencies or operational issues.
- Leave Entitlements
- Personal Leave with Salary: Employees are entitled to personal leave with salary for up to 10 working days per year. This leave can be used for necessary personal or family matters that require their direct involvement, such as dealing with government transactions or caring for family members.
- Other Benefits: Additional benefits tailored to the employee’s age group.
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3. Bonus Payment
To motivate employees and reward their dedication, PTT will pay bonuses based on the Company’s performance for the year, according to the rate approved by the PTT Board. Certain employee groups may receive bonuses at different rates, reflecting variations in individual work performance.
4. Programs to Enhance Employees' Quality of Life and Promote Work-Life Balance
- Flexible Working Hours: Employees have the option to choose their start time between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM, as long as they complete an 8-hour workday (excluding a 1-hour break). For example, if an employee starts at 7:10 AM, they will finish at 4:10 PM, or if they start at 10:00 AM, they will finish at 7:00 PM. This flexibility allows employees to better manage their work schedules and personal lives. Additionally, there are options for employees to work from locations outside the office (Work from Anywhere).
- Lactation Room: PTT has designated a lactation room in the PTT Medical Department, available for use from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
- On-Site Childcare (PTT Day Care): To support PTT employees, the Company offers a daycare service to reduce the time spent on childcare-related tasks. The PTT Day Care center is designed to provide a safe environment for children and supports their physical, social, and emotional development. It is staffed by trained professionals who meet the required standards for infant and toddler care.
- Workplace Stress Management: PTT offers the “Happy Mind” program, providing psychological counseling to promote mental health for employees and their families. Services are available through a 24/7 hotline, face-to-face consultations, and via Line Chat.
- Sports & Health Initiative: PTT organizes various sports and wellness activities, including the formation of sports clubs such as tennis, petanque, badminton, and golf. Additionally, there are fitness centers, Thai massage rooms, and swimming pools available for employees and their families. Each year, numerous health-promoting activities are organized to encourage well-being.
Employee Potential Development
PTT is dedicated to developing employees' knowledge and skills that are essential to the Company’s business direction, enhancing its competitiveness both now and in the future. This is achieved through career management and continuous knowledge promotion. Career management acts as a key driver for job progression, focusing on competencies, knowledge, experience, and personal qualities. This approach helps employees gain a clear career direction and fosters motivation for self-development. The Company uses a personal development plan based on the 10/20/70 principle, where employees gain 10% of their knowledge and skills through formal training, 20% from guidance and mentoring from supervisors or mentors (Coaching/Mentoring), and 70% from applying what they’ve learned on the job (On the Job Training), along with sharing knowledge and skills within teams and networks. For instance, the HRBP Networking initiative encourages HR employees to share their knowledge and experience in HR practices with others in the PTT Group. In developing employee potential, PTT operates under specific systems and programs as follows:
- Career Management System
PTT has implemented a system that focuses on the development of employees to enhance their potential, abilities, and career growth. Employees are supported at various levels by career advisors and the Human Resources Management Committee. At the executive level, development is overseen by the Group Human Resources Collaboration Committee and the PTT Group Management Committee. Supervisors and employees work together to create individual development plans, aimed at enhancing employees' capabilities and advancing their careers. - PTT Leadership and Learning Institute (PLLI)
The PTT Leadership and Learning Institute (PLLI) is dedicated to fostering leadership development and among employees through core programs such as the Leadership Development Program and Core Program. Additionally, it offers specialized training to enhance employees' knowledge and skills in their respective professional fields through Functional Programs, aligning with the organization’s current and future business needs. PLLI focuses on integrating various learning methods tailored to adult learners, based on the principles of Adult Learning. This approach creates a dynamic learning environment where employees can engage in knowledge-sharing and experience exchange. Learning methods include peer-to-peer learning, hands-on practice, and case studies. Moreover, PLLI leverages digital tools to support continuous learning beyond the classroom. The institute has developed a Featured Playlist in the LMS system, categorizing courses for easier access. This enables both supervisors and employees to select courses based on the new core competencies and areas of interest. Customized playlists are also created according to the specific needs of each department and organizational policies, such as digital technology, to support the IDP process for both managers and their teams. - Curriculum Structure of the PTT Leadership and Learning Institute
The curriculum at the PTT Leadership and Learning Institute is designed to support the development of employees at all levels, from new hires to senior executives. The courses are divided into three main groups:
- Leadership Development Program: is designed to prepare and fast-track the development of high-potential executives, equipping them with essential skills, knowledge, and capabilities in both people management and business leadership. This is accomplished through the exchange of insights and experiences with globally recognized experts, along with learning from the experiences of senior executives both within and outside the organization. Participants in this program are selected executives identified as high-potential employees based on criteria established by the organization.
- Core/Functional Program is a mandatory training track aimed at developing the potential of employees across all levels, based on their job role or career path. The program is divided into several categories: Compulsory Courses, Direction/Assignment Courses, Essential Programs, Functional Programs.
- Elective Program: is designed to develop employees’ potential based on individual needs. It involves a collaborative selection process between supervisors and employees to choose courses that address the employee’s specific development requirements. This includes courses focused on Cultural Education, such as Intercultural Communication for Global Leaders, Cross-Cultural Communication & Collaboration Skills, Japanese Business Manners (Basic Business Etiquette), Chinese Business Manners (Business Etiquette and Practices), etc.
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- Knowledge Management and Becoming a Learning Organization
PTT Group’s knowledge management encompasses individual learning, learning within smaller groups—such as Knowledge Management through Communities of Practice (CoP)—and organization-wide learning, all aimed at fostering a Learning Organization. The Chief Executive Officer and President of PTT, have appointed the Knowledge Management and Values Collaboration Committee to define the direction, policies, and goals for knowledge management across PTT Group. This committee is responsible for driving the creation and application of knowledge assets, enhancing work efficiency, business expansion, value creation, and fostering strong collaboration across PTT Group companies, with a goal of achieving sustainable organizational excellence. The committee meets at least twice a year, or as needed, to discuss and assess key matters. The committee operates through three primary mechanisms:
- People: Focuses on developing employees to engage in continuous learning, knowledge sharing, and self-improvement. This includes developing a dedicated group of facilitators who play a crucial role in driving knowledge management initiatives and establishing a learning culture within the organization. These facilitators are equipped with the necessary skills and competencies to promote and implement knowledge management effectively in their respective areas.
- Technology: Focuses on the development of information technology systems that support the efficient storage and retrieval of knowledge. This ensures convenient, fast, and timely access to knowledge. For example, enhancing PTT Group’s knowledge management system, such as KM SPACE, to ensure it is modernized and more responsive to user needs.
Performance Evaluation for 2024
PTT utilizes a Performance Management System (PMS) to effectively manage employee performance, with the goal of ensuring consistent and ongoing positive outcomes. Both executives and employees are required to establish individual performance indicators that align with the organization's five key objectives, which are:
- Resilience
- Reenergize
- Reimagination
- Reform
- Business as usual
This also aligns with the six perspectives of the Balanced Scorecard:
- Product & Service Outcomes
- Customer-Focused Outcomes
- Financial & Market Outcomes
- Workforce-Focused Outcomes
- Process Effectiveness Outcomes
- Leadership Outcomes
- Working Related KPIs: These indicators are linked to the employee’s specific responsibilities within their department, as well as additional tasks assigned outside of their regular duties such as committee duties. This includes both team-based KPIs, where performance is evaluated collectively (Team-Based KPIs), and individual KPIs, which focus on the employee’s personal responsibilities (Individual KPIs).
- Behavior KPIs: These assess how individual behaviors align with the organization’s core values, which include:
- S: Synergy
- P: Performance Excellence
- I: Innovation
- R: Responsibility for Society
- I: Integrity & Ethics
- T: Trust & Respect
Employee Engagement Evaluation
PTT regularly reviews the key factors influencing employee engagement and satisfaction every year, using both quantitative and qualitative surveys to better understand the diverse needs and expectations of employees. The survey results are carefully analyzed to improve engagement and satisfaction strategies within each business unit, linking them to important business outcomes. Additionally, PTT has updated its PTT Engagement Model by incorporating new questions related to the Employee Value Proposition (EVP). These questions assess satisfaction with opportunities for exploring potential within PTT, diverse career opportunities, and the positive impact of working at PTT. Specifically, they focus on employees' opportunities to take on varied responsibilities based on their interests and contribute to projects that enhance the quality of life and support societal, environmental, and national development. PTT also places great importance on the mental well-being of its employees. The Company has included questions to assess mental health in areas such as work stress, job burnout, overall mental well-being, and job satisfaction. For employees seeking support, PTT offers expert counseling through the “Suk Jai Dee” program, which is designed to promote and maintain mental health among staff.Support for Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining
PTT encourages its employees to join the state enterprise labor union of PTT Public Company Limited (“PTT Labor Union”), which was established to foster positive relationships between employees and employers, as well as among the employees themselves. The union is dedicated to addressing employee grievances, protecting labor conditions, and ensuring efficiency while safeguarding the interests of the state enterprise. It also provides welfare benefits to its members. PTT actively supports the role of the PTT Labor Union through various channels, such as the Employee Relations Committee, to ensure the well-being of all union members. PTT maintains a policy of non-interference, ensuring that no employee is discriminated against, coerced, harassed, retaliated against, or subjected to violence in any form for joining the union.Promotion of Diversity
PTT strongly opposes any form of discrimination, segregation, exclusion, harassment (sexual and non-sexual), or gender-based restrictions, whether direct or indirect, and without justification. This applies regardless of gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, language, age, disability, or health status. PTT is committed to maintaining and promoting diversity within its workforce, recognizing the value of exchanging ideas, cultures, perspectives, and experiences. This diversity fosters creativity and innovation, benefiting both the organization and society at large. PTT also places significant emphasis on ensuring fair compensation. To this end, the Company regularly conducts gender pay gap analyses in line with internationally recognized principles, as defined in the Thai Labor Protection Act B.E. 2541 (1998), Section 53. PTT takes proactive measures to close any identified gender pay gaps. Furthermore, PTT offers a variety of training programs, both in classroom settings and through e-learning, covering topics such as Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption (CG E-learning), Human Rights, Innovation Leadership and Diversity Management, Workforce Diversity Generation Management, and Human Library, available to all employees and executives.
If employees encounter harassment or discrimination, PTT encourages them to raise complaints through various channels. Employees can submit written complaints to the supervisor of the accused employee, with the option to remain anonymous, or they can file complaints via the Employee Relations Complaint System on the PTT intranet. These mechanisms ensure that any issues can be addressed promptly, preventing them from escalating, and promoting a positive and harmonious relationship between the organization and its employees.
Complaint and Grievance Procedures
PTT has implemented a structured, transparent, and fair complaint management system for employees. The Company has clearly defined processes, responsibilities, and roles for the relevant departments, which are outlined in the Company’s policies and procedures. Confidentiality is upheld, and human rights principles are respected throughout the process. Employees are informed of these procedures to ensure that anyone filing a complaint is protected from negative consequences related to their job or safety. The focus is on fostering mutual understanding between employees and between employees and the organization. For each complaint, an investigation committee is established, including representatives from the Internal Audit, Legal, Corporate Governance and Compliance, and Human Resources departments. PTT offers several independent channels for employees to file complaints, including complaints through the supervisor of the accused employee, complaints directly to the Human Resources department of each business unit, complaints through the Labor Relations Complaint System, complaints through the Employee Relations Committee, complaints via the Joint Consultation Committee (JCC), and complaints through the State Enterprise Labor Union of PTT Public Company Limited (PTT Labor Union).
Remark:
1. PTT complies with the State Enterprise Labor Relations Act B.E. 2543 (2000) and has established the PTT Employee Relations Committee, chaired by the CEO and President (who serves as a PTT board member). The committee consists of 9 employer representatives appointed by PTT management and 9 employee representatives nominated by the PTT Labor Union, totaling 19 members. This committee is responsible for monitoring and reporting employee complaints, as well as addressing employment conditions and benefits related to those complaints. Employee representatives present employee grievances to the committee, which meets regularly each month to follow up on unresolved complaints until they are fully resolved.
2. Additionally, PTT has established Joint Consultation Committees at key operational locations, such as the natural gas separation plant in Rayong and the Khanom natural gas separation plant in Nakhon Si Thammarat. These committees are composed of the highest-ranking management at the site, who serve as the chairperson, and employee representatives. Together, they review proposals and complaints from both management and employees to ensure compliance with PTT’s legal and regulatory standards regarding working conditions.
3. The PTT Labor Union is an independent body that plays a key role in the complaint investigation and resolution process as part of the Employee Relations Committee. The union also contributes to the continuous improvement of PTT’s policies and regulations to better serve employees. The PTT Labor Union aims to uphold the minimum standards of employment conditions in state enterprises, as stipulated by law. PTT encourages and supports employees in becoming members of the PTT Labor Union by providing opportunities and assistance.
Performance Results
Overview of Human Resources Management
The effectiveness of human resources management is reflected in the Human Capital Cost Efficiency Index (HCI) of PTT, which demonstrates the organization’s ability to optimize its human resources for maximum productivity. The HCI index is comprised of three key factors:
- Employee Capability Development
- Employee Engagement with the Organization
- Opportunities for On-the-Job Learning and Diverse Work Experiences
Human Capital Index (HCI) (%)
Year | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
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Performance | 82 | 82 | 80 | 80 |
Recruitment
In 2024, PTT focused on providing a positive experience and delivering value to employees from the very first point of contact during the recruitment process (Touchpoint), aiming to establish itself as the “Employer of Choice.” This approach helps PTT attract and retain high-potential talent in a sustainable manner. The recruitment process is facilitated through the PTT website, where candidates can engage in the SPIRIT CITY Game to assess how their personal values align with the Company's. Moreover, PTT has actively showcased its organizational values via social media platforms, making it easy for the New Generation of job seekers to connect with the Company. The promotional content has been designed to be concise, modern, and visually appealing, specifically tailored to attract high-potential candidates. PTT also focuses on finding individuals with the right skills for new business ventures or existing operations by building networks and forming partnerships with top-tier universities. Notable initiatives include the PTT Career Roadshow for Business Schools and the PTT Talent Internship Program, which offers talented students from specific academic fields the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in departments with missions that challenge the organization’s vision and goals.
Local Employment Initiatives
Employees Working in Rayong Province | ||
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Information | Persons | % |
Employees based in Rayong Province | 589 | 16.25 |
Employees residing in Rayong Province | 374 | 9.22 |
Senior executives residing in Rayong Province | 1 | 0.03 |
Source: HR Database as of December 31, 2024
Employment of Persons with Disabilities
PTT adheres to Section 35 of the Persons with Disabilities Employment Act by hiring 39 individuals with disabilities or caregivers, in compliance with the legal requirement of employing 1 person with a disability for every 100 employees.
Employee Retention and Motivation
Voluntary Employee Turnover Rate by Gender (%)
Year | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
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Male | 1.35 | 1.70 | 1.45 | 1.36 |
Female | 1.07 | 1.41 | 1.18 | 0.86 |
Voluntary Employee Turnover Rate by Age (%)
Year | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
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More than 50 years | 1.77 | 2.15 | 1.59 | 1.64 |
30-50 years | 0.54 | 0.65 | 0.76 | 0.42 |
Less than 30 years | 0.11 | 0.31 | 0.28 | 0.17 |
Results of Motivational Initiatives for 2024 are detailed as follows:
Implementation Guidelines | Performance |
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PTT is committed to enhancing capabilities and developing mechanisms to attract and retain high-potential talent. This effort aims to strategically support and drive teams in alignment with the organization’s strategic goals and direction. | Employee Engagement Score for 2024, Talent & Staffing category: 62%. |
PTT has designed and refined performance evaluation mechanisms, compensation structures, rewards, and recognition systems to enhance effectiveness and meet the needs of the new generation of employees. | Employee Engagement Score for 2024, Rewards & Recognition category: 69%. |
Employee Capability Development
In 2024, PTT organized a best practice exchange on employee well-being across seven companies within the PTT Group—PTT, PTTEP, GC, IRPC, TOP, GPSC, and OR—under the theme Empowering HRBP for Enhancing Employee Well-being. This initiative, along with other key programs, led to significant progress in developing employee skills and capabilities, including:
Key Employee Skill and Capability Development Programs
Course | Leadership Development Program (LDP1) | Young People to Global (YP2G) |
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Objectives/Business Benefits |
The goal is to develop the potential of employees within the VP pool, equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and capabilities required to take on managerial roles as part of the Succession Plan. This approach ensures business continuity and effective management, while cultivating a new generation of leaders who can swiftly adapt to changes. The training program focuses on Entrepreneurship, Strategic Direction, Business Acumen, Analysis & Decision Making, Delegation, and Empowerment, utilizing Action-based learning and networking activities. |
The goal is to develop the potential of selected talent employees participating in the program, equipping them with the necessary knowledge, skills, and competencies as follows:
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Business benefits of the program |
In summary, the Leadership Development Program (LDP1) offers a holistic approach to developing strong internal leadership. It reduces the need for external recruitment, saves time and costs, ensures business continuity, and drives sustainable growth. |
In summary, PTT is committed to developing highly skilled employees who are capable of adapting to the complexities of future energy joint ventures. This project ensures that employees gain the necessary competencies to respond to changes immediately, with clear strategic direction, enabling PTT to move toward a sustainable future. |
Quantitative impact of business benefits |
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% of Employee Attendance | 1.80% |
0.75%
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Career Management System Implementation
In 2024, PTT enhanced its career management system to ensure that every employee is assessed against job expectations and receives a personalized development plan. This system creates opportunities for growth through three main methods: training (10%), coaching (20%), and hands-on experience (70%). The curriculum at the PTT Group Leadership and Learning Institute (PLLI) is designed to develop employees at all levels, from entry-level positions to executives. The institute offers a diverse range of courses, including onboarding programs, core skills training, and leadership preparation courses, all aligned with the organization’s strategic direction. In 2024, 100% of PTT executives and employees within the Potential Pool had a personal development plan. This process ensures a pipeline of leadership-ready individuals, adequately preparing employees for future career growth and progression, in line with the organization’s needs.
PTT Leadership and Learning Institute Operations
Last year, the institute introduced a Hybrid Learning model tailored to the specific needs of its target audience. This model incorporates a variety of learning techniques, including in-person classroom sessions, virtual classrooms, online courses, and field trips, maximizing learning effectiveness while allowing for adaptability in response to changing circumstances. The use of Experiential Learning was expanded to offer employees opportunities to learn through role-playing, simulations, and board games, creating an engaging and enjoyable learning experience that closely mirrors real-life business situations. Additionally, the institute developed a comprehensive library of digital learning resources available through the Learning Management System (LMS), supporting employees’ continuous learning needs across generations. This system enables learning anytime, anywhere, and supports lifelong learning. Over 300 online learning courses are available on topics such as organizational knowledge, company policies, business strategies, technology, soft skills, and lifestyle. The PTT E-Library offers access to e-books, e-magazines, and other reading materials, and podcasts provide further development options for employees. The LMS also introduced new, engaging learning formats such as Casual Learning, which delivers short, entertaining, and easily digestible content, complementing the organization’s commitment to employee development.
Knowledge Management and Becoming a Learning Organization
In 2022, PTT launched its Learning Organization Masterplan, advancing its previous knowledge management initiatives. Between 2020 and 2021, PTT utilized the PTT KM Maturity Assessment. As part of the new master plan, the PTT LO Maturity Assessment was introduced to measure employees' awareness and engagement with the organization’s learning culture. The PTT LO Maturity Score for 2022 was established as the baseline for setting performance goals aimed at strengthening the organization’s status as a learning organization in the future.
Knowledge Management Strength Index (%)
Year |
2021 |
2022 |
2023 |
2024 |
Target |
73 |
N/A |
84 |
86 |
Percent |
76 |
82 |
83.50 |
84.40 |
Note:
2021: Goals and scores were based on the PTT KM Maturity Assessment.
2022: No target values were set as the PTT LO Maturity Assessment was introduced for the first time, serving as the baseline for setting goals in the following years.
Sustainable Learning Organization Initiatives
The PTT Learning Organization Masterplan was officially launched in 2022 and has been integrated into the organization's ongoing strategic planning process. This plan aims to advance knowledge management practices, transforming PTT into a learning organization capable of responding effectively to the Company's vision. It facilitates continuous business outcomes and innovation, fostering a dynamic learning culture.
The plan focuses on developing employees' skills and competencies essential for driving the organization toward becoming a learning-driven entity. Additionally, it emphasizes the use of technology to support knowledge management processes. Aligned with the PTT Group's three core pillars of knowledge management—Process, People, and Technology—the PTT Learning Organization Masterplan for 2022-2026 (5-year period) ensures the continued success and sustainability of these efforts.
LO Masterplan delineates key initiatives slated for implementation from 2022 to 2026 as follows:
People | Process | Technology |
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Performance Evaluation
Each employee is required to establish individual performance metrics annually within the performance evaluation system, ensuring alignment with both departmental goals and the organization’s overall objectives. PTT mandates that supervisors assess employees' performance at least twice a year, utilizing two-way communication to track progress and provide support to help employees meet their targets and objectives. The performance results, based on the supervisor's assessment, determine whether employees have successfully achieved the established goals and action plans.
Percentage of Employees Subject to Performance Evaluation
Item | Performance | |||
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2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
Defining Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
Receiving Performance Evaluation | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
Employee Engagement Evaluation Results
PTT has established target scores for employee engagement and satisfaction as key corporate performance indicators (KPIs), which are communicated across all management levels. Through the creation of improvement plans and diligent monitoring of each department’s progress, PTT achieved an employee engagement score of 81.3% in 2024.
Year | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
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Target | 80 | 80 | 80 | 80 |
Performance | 80 | 79 | 82 | 81.3 |
Employee Coverage | 91 | 89 | 93 | 93 |
Diversity Promotion
Percentage of female employees
Item | 2024 | |
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Target | Performance | |
Percentage of female employees to total number of employees | 23 | 38.29 |
Percentage of female executives to total number of executives | 23 | 39.79 |
Percentage of female junior executives to total number of junior executives | 23 | 39.77 |
Percentage of female senior executives to total number of senior executives | 23 | 26.74 |
Percentage of female executives in revenue-generating units to total executives in revenue-generating units | 23 | 28.45 |
Percentage of female employees in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) positions to total female employees in STEM positions | 23 | 28.45 |
Remarks:
1.“Executives” refers to department managers and above.
2. The goal for the proportion of female employees in the energy industry
The gender-based median compensation ratio for 2024
Level | Median Compensation Ratio of Female to Male | Median Compensation of Female (THB) |
Median Compensation of Male (THB) |
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Senior executives (Base salary only) |
0.86 |
4,994,760.00 |
5,834,100.00 |
Senior executives (Base salary and other compensations) |
0.86 |
8,085,177.75 |
9,443,955.00 |
Executives (Base salary only) |
1.13 |
2,306,220.00 |
2,044,080.00 |
Executives (Base salary and other compensations) |
1.13 |
3,732,268.44 |
3,314,005.50 |
Employees (Base salary only) |
1.18 |
873,480.00 |
739,200.00 |
Employees (Base salary and other compensations) | 1.18 |
1,419,405.00 |
1,201,200.00 |
The data has been reviewed and certified by a third party.
The Gender Pay Gap Analysis
Indicators | Difference Between Male and Female Employees (%) |
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Mean Gender Pay Gap | -7.75 |
Median Gender Pay Gap | -18.82 |
Mean Bonus Gap | -4.35 |
Median Bonus Gap | -14.94 |
Number of employees committing disciplinary offenses (Cases)
Year | 2024 |
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Number of Violations Investigated/Completed Investigations | 3 |
Breach of Regulations | 1 |
Abuse of Power / Misconduct | 0 |
Violation of Privacy | 0 |
Bribery | 0 |
Discrimination | 0 |
Sexual Harassment | 0 |
Harassment | 0 |
Other Violations | 2 |
Disciplinary Actions | 3 |
Disciplinary actions | 0 |
Suspension of salary increase in the following year | 1 |
Suspension from work without pay and suspension of salary increase in the following year | 1 |
Termination with severance pay | 0 |
Termination without severance pay | 1 |
Cases of money laundering or insider trading (Incidents)
Year | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
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Target | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Number of Incidents | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Cases of conflict of interest (Incident)
Year | 2564 | 2565 | 2566 | 2567 |
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Target | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Number of Incidents | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Other Performance Results
Review and Enhancements Through Key Initiatives in the Past Year
Key activities under the PTT Learning Organization (PTT LO Masterplan) for 2024 include:
- Aligning the PTT Learning Organization Masterplan with the organization's vision, strategy, and other relevant Enabler Masterplans.
- Establishing a clear process and indicators for measuring PTT’s progress in becoming a learning organization. The goal is to reach the “Capable” level by 2026 and the “Mature” level by 2030, with key metrics and data collection efforts in place.
- Improving the submission template for the PTT Group KM Award 2024, alongside creating a satisfaction survey for participants. This feedback will help refine and enhance the award process for 2025.
- Implementing the evaluation of Behavior KPIs, connecting SPIRIT values and the Learning Organization framework to practical execution (Implementation Phase).
- Designing and developing the PTT Enterprise Core AI system (ABDUL) in collaboration with the Operational Excellence Division, the Digital Strategy Division, and Megawi Co., Ltd., to enhance operational efficiency and performance.
- Developing the CoP Register and CoP Portal Request systems to streamline knowledge sharing and improve the management of Communities of Practice within the organization.
Commitment to Organizational Values
To ensure the success of PTT’s organizational vision, the Company is committed to driving its operations through the values encapsulated in SPIRIT. These values are aligned with PTT’s overarching vision of being “strong alongside Thai society” and “growing globally” in a sustainable manner. Various initiatives have been implemented under the framework of three main pillars:
- People: PTT promotes its organizational values through employee development, ensuring that all personnel align with SPIRIT values. This includes fostering a deep understanding of the values and encouraging behaviors that reflect these values at all levels. For instance, SPIRIT values are integrated into activities such as employee onboarding and internship programs. Additionally, leadership development programs, including Leadership Influencer, aim to help managers use SPIRIT values as tools to drive team success. Senior leaders also serve as role models, demonstrating how SPIRIT values are embedded in everyday work practices.
- Mechanism: To ensure the long-term integration of SPIRIT values, PTT has embedded these values into its human resources management processes—from recruitment to performance evaluation. The expected behaviors of employees align with these values, creating a system where each business unit actively drives and reinforces SPIRIT values through tailored action plans. This ensures consistency in implementing the values across all areas of the business.
- Reinforcement: To continuously motivate employees and foster understanding of SPIRIT values, PTT emphasizes leadership commitment through a “Tone from the Top.” Senior management regularly participates in initiatives promoting these values, using various communication channels such as SPIRIT Day events, PR videos, leadership messages, and SPIRIT tagline infographics. These activities help reinforce the values, making them relevant and applicable in daily work. The ongoing communication ensures that SPIRIT values are not only understood but also lived out in the workplace.
Additionally, PTT introduced the PTT INNO Influencers 2024 project, designed to cultivate Change Agents and organizational innovators. This initiative is central to driving innovation within PTT by offering tailored activities for different employee groups. The project includes three key components: PTT INNO Club, PTT INNO Learning and PTT INNO Award. These initiatives are aligned with PTT’s SPIRIT values and foster an environment of continuous learning and knowledge-sharing, both internally and externally. The goal is to encourage employees to develop behaviors that contribute to innovation while acquiring the skills and knowledge needed to drive organizational change. The PTT INNO Award allowed over 158 employees from across various business units to submit more than 30 creative ideas and innovations. Under the theme, “Building new innovative businesses by leveraging PTT’s strengths and capabilities while considering stakeholder involvement in economics, society, and the environment,” the award program highlighted PTT’s ongoing commitment to driving sustainable growth through innovation.
SPIRIT Values Adherence Score (%)
Year | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
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Percent | 79 | 80 | 84 | 84 |
PTT Performance Data: People