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Cambodian Unions Push for Higher Minimum Wage as Living Costs Rise - Cambodia Investment Review
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Cambodian Unions Push for Higher Minimum Wage as Living Costs Rise - Cambodia Investment Review
Cambodia Investment ReviewA coalition of 27 Cambodian civil society groups and unions is calling for the country’s 2026 minimum wage for garment and footwear workers to be raised from $208 to $232 per month, citing mounting inflation, rising debt, and the economic strain of recent border clashes. Formal wage negotiations will resume on September 3.The groups, led by rights organization LICADHO, argued in a joint statement that workers are strugg…
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