Cambodia's Ministry of Labor Promotes Positive Workplace Relations to Boost Productivity and Enterprise Stability
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Cambodia's Ministry of Labor Promotes Positive Workplace Relations to Boost Productivity and Enterprise Stability

Cambodia's Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training has urged companies to foster positive conduct and relationships in the workplace to enhance productivity and enterprise stability. Minister Heng Sour emphasized the importance of effective communication between management and employees, aiming to prevent disputes and ensure smooth business operations.

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