Cambodia Reinforces 10% Foreign Worker Limit to Boost Local Employment and Skills Transfer
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet reiterated the labor law's stipulation that factories and companies must employ a maximum of 10% foreign workers, aiming to boost local employment and facilitate skills transfer. This policy seeks to nurture local talent and ensure foreign expertise benefits the Cambodian workforce.
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