Takeo Garment Factory Workers Return to Work After Labor Ministry Intervention
Workers at the Pray Flashing garment factory in Takeo province, Cambodia, returned to work normally on November 5th following a swift and satisfactory resolution of a labor dispute brokered by the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training. Production is back on track, ensuring workers' rights and investor confidence.
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