Draft sub-decree reveals split in NSSF pension premiums
Workers and employers may have to split monthly premiums: NSSF draft.
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Striking workers given ultimatum
Garment workers on strike in Phnom Penh are defying an ultimatum made by some of their employers ordering them to return to work within 48 hours or lose their jobs.
New minimum wage now $182
The tripartite commission (union, government, employers) tasked with determining the minimum wage for workers in the textile, garment and footwear industries have agreed to increase the minimum wage to $182, beginning January 2019.
No pay docked over election time off
The National Trade Union Confederation says that factory workers who took time off to vote in the national election have not filed any disputes against employers.
GMAC says new labour policy could hurt business
Garment Manufacturers Association asks Labour Ministry to reconsider the article 89.
Committee created to deal with issue of factory owners fleeing
A committee to solve unpaid workers whose employers escaped.
Draft minimum wage law talks finished
A tripartite group meets again to check the minimum wage law.
Torture suspects released after questioning
Police raid a villa where victims were allegedly detained and tortured by their employers.
SWEDEN’S NEWEST CRAZE Mandatory exercise at the office
Some employers in Sweden are making on-the-job exercise compulsory.
Iceland puts onus on firms to pay equal wages
A new law require employers to prove they are paying gender equal wages.
Almost 1,000 Cambodians repatriated from overseas in 2017
Almost 1,000 Cambodian workers were repatriated from overseas last year, marking a significant increase on 2016, according to a Foreign Ministry report released on Wednesday.
Strong July US jobs report
US employers hired more than expected and raised wages, signs of labour market that clears way for Federal Reserve shrink bond portfolio.
