Cambodia: Labor Dispute at Pray Flashing Garment Factory Resolved Swiftly, Operations to Resume
Cambodia's Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training, in conjunction with local authorities, has swiftly resolved labor grievances at the Pray Flashing Garment factory in Takeo province. Following an agreement on 10 points, workers have consented to resume operations the following day.
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