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Webpage capture on the news article about Trade unions hope for some minimum wage increment
The article discusses the third round of negotiations for Cambodia's 2022 minimum wage for garment and footwear workers. Union representatives are seeking a $6 increase from the current $198 wage, while employers propose reducing it to $188 due to COVID-19-related losses. The government suggests maintaining it at $192, balancing economic impacts and worker needs. Union leaders argue that rising living costs justify a wage hike, criticizing employers for neglecting workers' hardships despite increased exports. The final decision, involving economic and social considerations, will be made on September 28.
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| Last updated | May 16, 2024 |
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| Name | Webpage capture on the news article about Trade unions hope for some minimum wage increment |
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The article discusses the third round of negotiations for Cambodia's 2022 minimum wage for garment and footwear workers. Union representatives are seeking a $6 increase from the current $198 wage, while employers propose reducing it to $188 due to COVID-19-related losses. The government suggests maintaining it at $192, balancing economic impacts and worker needs. Union leaders argue that rising living costs justify a wage hike, criticizing employers for neglecting workers' hardships despite increased exports. The final decision, involving economic and social considerations, will be made on September 28. |
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