Cambodia Hosts National Dialogue on Job Market Opportunities and Worker Rights
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training convened a national dialogue with over 200 participants to discuss job market opportunities, worker rights, and occupational safety and health. The event aimed to foster collaboration among government, NGOs, unions, and employers to address challenges and promote decent work.
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