
GMAC reacts to expiration of US trade programme
GMAC responds to the expiration of the US Generalized System of Preferences (GSP).
GMAC responds to the expiration of the US Generalized System of Preferences (GSP).
Cambodia and EU now need to move forward and to talk to each other as partners.
The $190 minimum wage should be suspended until COVID-19 is resolved: GMAC.
GMAC appealed earlier for lower rental fees within a period of three to six months.
GMAC reiterates an appeal to buyers to source their goods from Cambodia.
GMAC appeals to all buyers who source their goods from its members to cooperate.
In response to CCU allegations insisted factory workers are exposed to the threat.
The Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia (GMAC) said that Cambodia’s export of Travel Goods to the world exceeded USD 1.2 billion in 2019
GMAC expresses its disappointment with the partial EBA deal suspension.
Some factories will suspend operations as Coronavirus affects imports: GMAC.
Much work is still needed in order to improve labour and living conditions: GMAC.
A consultation workshop to be held on amending Articles Labour Law.
“Better Factories Cambodia” program is extended for another three years.
A pension scheme is called to be delayed to reduce the financial burden on employers.
GMAC asks members to join the EU’s Registered Exporters System (REX), a scheme based on self-certification.
GMAC asks gov’t to refrain from increasing pay bump for garment workers by $5.
Increase of minimum wage for workers in 2020 will be impossible: GMAC.
Ken Loo, secretary-general of GMAC discusses the development of the sector’s issues.
GMAC calls the Bowker Garment Factory workers’ strike in Kandal province illegal.
Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia calls recent strike at Bowker Garment Factory in Kandal province illegal.
Last week, the Garment Manufacturer’s Association of Cambodia (GMAC), said that a full withdrawal of the Kingdom’s everything-but arms trade status is unlikely.
GMAC: the full withdrawal of the Kingdom’s EBA trade status is unlikely.
The Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia on Saturday issued a statement saying W&D Cambodia Co Ltd’s termination of striking workers was done in accordance with the law.
Acleda Bank Plc will roll out its payroll services for garment, shoes and travelling bag factory workers nationwide, thus enabling risk-free electronic transfers of salaries to individual payroll accounts.
Any temporary suspension of the EBA treaty might have a long-term negative impact.
Experts believe Cambodia is still safe over the Everything But Arms (EBA) scheme.
According to MEF’s Prakas, the purpose is to provide incentives for local industries to promote export and create jobs.
Cambodia stands to benefit from the ongoing trade spat between the United States and China, with exports of Cambodian travel goods particularly likely to increase as a result of the dispute.
Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday reiterated that the law in Cambodia only allows trucks up to a maximum length of 16 metres.
The number of workers fainting in 2017 decreased 28% if compared with 2016, in 18 factories around the country.