Cambodia to raise textile workers' minimum wage to $200 in 2023
22 Sep 22 1 min read
A final tripartite vote was carried out on four minimum wage options: $198, $206, $210, and $213. While the $198 option won the majority vote, Prime Minister Hun Sen added $2 to the amount, thus finalising the sum to $200 per month, according to various Cambodian media reports.
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Other reimbursements including meal allowance, work performance reward, seniority bonus, and partial travel and accommodation expenses will be added to the minimum wage, raising it to $217-$228 on an average per month.
The minimum wages of garment workers are to be increased every year according to the Cambodian government’s policy.
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