Cambodia Encourages Domestic Employment, Warns Against Risks of Illegal Cross-Border Labor
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training is urging citizens to seek domestic employment, citing nearly 90,000 job opportunities available locally and warning against the risks of illegal cross-border labor. The ministry specifically encourages former Cambodian workers returning from Thailand to prioritize local jobs for a stable life closer to their families.
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