Cambodia Offers Nearly 10,000 Job Opportunities for Returnees from Thailand and Job Seekers
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training announced nearly 10,000 job opportunities in three central plain provinces for former migrant workers returning from Thailand and local job seekers. These openings span the agricultural, industrial, and service sectors.
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