GOVERNMENT LOTTERY OFFICE’S MISSION TO THE OCCUPATIONAL STABILITY OF THE MINORITY HANDICAPPED

Abstract

The objective of this article research study were: 1) The external environment affecting the Government Lottery Policy, 2) The mission of the Government Lottery Office and the allocation of quotas for minor handicapped persons, and 3) Guidelines of the Government Lottery Office concerning the allocation of quotas that affect security occupational paths for the minor handicapped. It is qualitative research. There are 3 groups of key informants: people with disabilities who sell lottery tickets. Government Lottery Office staff and lottery distribution agents. Data collection with in-depth interviews and content analysis methods. The results of the research found that 1) The external environment that affects the government lottery policy consists of government, economy, society and culture, politics, law, and technology. 2) Missions of the Government Lottery Office and quota allocation for minor handicapped persons Government Lottery Office. There are 4 main missions of the office as follows: 1) Printing 2) Distribution 3) Issuing Prizes 4) Distributing Prizes. The Government Lottery Office has allocated lottery tickets and charity lottery tickets for minor handicapped persons to be sold directly allocated through various types of disabled associations, including the Social Welfare of Thailand and the Veterans Organization. 3) Guidelines of the Government Lottery Office concerning the allocation of quotas affecting the occupational security of minor handicapped persons. Those who want to have a career selling lottery tickets must apply to be a dealer at the Government Lottery Office. As for people who are not allocated a quota and are interested in working in this profession, they must buy lottery tickets with middlemen, namely Yi-Pua and Sa-Pua, whose policies have affected the careers of lottery sellers causing lottery sellers to feel insecure in their careers.