Cambodia’s garment, footwear and travel-goods workers have opened formal talks for a higher 2027 minimum wage, arguing the current $210 monthly floor no longer covers basic living costs amid rising food and fuel prices.
The National Minimum Wage Council held its first meeting to begin setting next year’s rate for the sectors that employ nearly one million workers
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