The Kampuchea Labor Union Has Expressed Its Dissatisfaction With The $140 Adjustment And Will Launch A Strike Protest.

According to the Ministry of labour report, the number of workers in the country's clothing and footwear factories has exceeded 700 thousand, and the minimum wage for garment and shoemaking workers increased to 140 dollars in January (2016), while Kampuchea workers went to the streets from the end of 2013 to the beginning of 2014.

It is understood that

The minimum wage in Ming (2016) is only raised to $140, which is dissatisfied. A strike will be launched in the near future to protest. The trade union originally planned to make a $160, but finally the government only raised it to 140 dollars.

Ath Thorn, chairman of the Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers Democratic Union, Kampuchea, said that the canal will discuss with the other six trade unions on the next 21 days (10) 21.

The canal said it would make a decision that day.

The meeting said that the outcome of the meeting depends on whether most workers agree to strike in order to raise the minimum wage next year.

The canal says that most workers are not satisfied with $140 according to the canal.

Pav Sina, chairman of the the Collective Union of Movement of Workers, also said that the trade unions also disagreed with the government's minimum wage of $140.

The canal says that this is not just the Union's disagreement, nor does the other unions agree.

But the canal said strike would only take place when international garment buyers in Kampuchea disagreed to raise salaries.

The canal said that the strike would not take place immediately, and that the next step would be followed by the negotiations between the canal and other international buyers.

So far, only Swiss H&M has publicly supported the minimum wage of the Kampuchea government.

Kampuchea workers went to the streets from the end of 2013 to the beginning of 2014. In order to raise their minimum salaries, they finally turned into bloodshed, when the minimum salary was $100.

As a result, 4 people were killed under the powerful government strike.

Finally, the increase to US $128 and workers also stopped strike demonstrations because they had been satisfied with the increase of US $28.

The number of newly made clothing and footwear in Kampuchea is the largest.

According to the report issued by the Ministry of industry and handicrafts in Kampuchea, 105 new factories in Kampuchea were registered in the Ministry of industry in the first 8 months of this year (2015), and the number of factory workers in the whole country increased by nearly one million.

According to the report, up to (2014), 1285 factories were registered in the Ministry, 105 more in the first 8 months of this year, and 197 new factories last year.

The report points out that there are many industries in Kampuchea, including

Clothing, food, beverages, tobacco, shoemaking, leather bags, paper mills, plastics and other industries.

The Ministry said that so far, nearly 100 million workers have been absorbed in factories across the country, accounting for about 7% of the total population of the country and the largest number of workers in garment and shoe factories.

The industrial report stressed that Kampuchea's political stability and economic growth trend is encouraging and attracting domestic and foreign investors to invest and build factories in Kampuchea.

On the other hand, according to the Ministry of labour report, national ready-made garments and

The number of workers has exceeded 700 thousand. In January (2016), the minimum wage for garment and shoemaking workers increased to $140, plus statutory allowances and benefits. The workers earned a monthly income of at least $159 a month, and the national clothing and footwear manufacturers paid about $150 million a month.