Employees are regarded as a key driver of BCH’s sustainable success. The company adopts a systematic approach to human resource management

focusing on recruiting, developing, and retaining high-potential personnel. BCH provides fair compensation, benefits, and welfare in compliance with applicable laws, while continuously developing employees’ knowledge, skills, and competencies with clear career advancement pathways. BCH also communicates these principles to partners and business allies to promote shared best practices. In addition, BCH fosters a safe, supportive, and inclusive work environment, promoting equality and non-discrimination, respect for employee rights and freedoms, and ensuring reasonable working hours and fair wages. The company also encourages participation from underrepresented and diverse groups, aiming to enhance employee well-being and cultivate an open and sustainable organizational culture.

SDG 3
Good Health and Well-being
SDG 5
Gender Equality
SDG 8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
SDG 10
Reduced Inequalities

Goals

Employee Capability Development Target
BCH aims to continuously enhance employees’ knowledge and skills to improve work efficiency.
6 hours per person Average training hours per year
Employee Engagement Target
BCH places importance on fostering a corporate culture that promotes employee engagement, pride, and motivation.
Not less than 70% per year
Employee Performance Evaluation Target
BCH conducts comprehensive performance evaluations to support capability development and continuously improve work performance.
100% of employees covered

Key Operational Highlights 2025

Overview of Human Resource Management in 2025

Employees are regarded as valuable resources that play a vital role in BCH’s long-term success. Driving the organization towards its vision and mission requires personnel with knowledge, skills, and effective performance. BCH therefore places great importance on the continuous development of human resources, alongside fostering a work environment that supports growth and employee engagement. In addition, BCH is committed to supporting the local economy by prioritizing the employment of personnel from the communities where its hospitals are located, thereby creating job opportunities, enhancing income, and improving quality of life to grow sustainably together with the organization.

Total Employees
Excluding physicians
6,980 Persons
Male
1,210 Persons
Female
5,770 Persons
Total Physicians
2,184 Persons
Male
1,124 Persons
Female
1,060 Persons
Total Full-Time Physicians
380 Persons
Total Part-Time Physicians
1,804 Persons
Total Employees separated by job type
Total Full-Time Employees
5,690 Persons
Nurses and Nursing Assistants
2,253
Medical Operations and Support Personnel
2,212 Persons
Back Office Personnel
1,225 Persons
Total Part-Time Employees
1,290 Persons
Nurses and Nursing Assistants
770 Persons
Medical Operations and Support Personnel
472 Persons
Back Office Personnel
48 Persons

Management and Operation Approach

BCH respects labor rights in accordance with the Labor Relations Act B.E. 2518 (1975) and other relevant labor laws, upholding the principles of freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining. BCH is committed to supporting employees’ ability to organize or participate in collective bargaining with employers in a free, transparent, and fair manner. This approach aims to foster positive labor relations and promote sustainable organizational development.

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