| Phnom Penh Post

‘Change to labour law could hurt workers’

| Publication date 22 July 2020 | 16:04 ICT

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The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training met with employer and union representatives on Monday to continue discussions on draft amendments to the Labour Law. Union representatives said the amendment would hurt workers.

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