-
Webpage capture on the news article about Minimum wage to be moved to vote after third meeting fails to find joint resolution
The article discusses the ongoing negotiations for setting the 2022 minimum wage for Cambodian garment workers, which will culminate in a vote on September 28 after three rounds of talks ended without agreement. Employers, government, and union representatives have each proposed different figures: employers initially proposed $183.40, then raised it to $188; the government proposed $191.90, then $192; and unions proposed $206.60, then lowered it to $204. The current minimum wage is $192. Unions argue for a raise to address rising living costs and inflation, while employers cite economic strains from COVID-19 and increased production costs.
Additional Information
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Last updated | May 16, 2024 |
| Created | May 16, 2024 |
| Format | |
| License | License not specified |
| Name | Webpage capture on the news article about Minimum wage to be moved to vote after third meeting fails to find joint resolution |
| Description |
The article discusses the ongoing negotiations for setting the 2022 minimum wage for Cambodian garment workers, which will culminate in a vote on September 28 after three rounds of talks ended without agreement. Employers, government, and union representatives have each proposed different figures: employers initially proposed $183.40, then raised it to $188; the government proposed $191.90, then $192; and unions proposed $206.60, then lowered it to $204. The current minimum wage is $192. Unions argue for a raise to address rising living costs and inflation, while employers cite economic strains from COVID-19 and increased production costs. |
| Resource's languages |
|