Cambodian Workers Desire Wage Hikes But Urge Moderate Increases, Prioritizing Job Security and Creation
Cambodian workers support a minimum wage increase for the upcoming year but are requesting a moderate adjustment that considers the economic situation and labor market. Concerns are raised that excessive hikes could burden factories, leading to job losses and fewer new employment opportunities.
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