PHNOM PENH – Garment workers in Cambodia have been granted a small increase in their minimum wage – from $204 to $208 per month – by the country’s National Council on Minimum Wage (NCMW).
It follows talks with employers, who said they were satisfied with the size of the increase, and workers who said they would still not have enough to meet their basic needs.
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