Cambodia: Minimum Wage Hike for 2027 Under Discussion as Labor-Employer Talks Intensify
Cambodia is intensifying discussions for a minimum wage increase in 2027. The National Minimum Wage Council has held multiple tripartite meetings, with labor representatives proposing $225.3-$250.6 per month and employers suggesting maintaining the current $210. Further negotiations are scheduled for September 18 to reach a final decision.
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