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Anti-plastic campaign spreads to Cambodian factories - Vimarsana News

Anti-plastic campaign spreads to Cambodian factories

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): Minister of Environment Eang Sophalleth said the ministry has taken another step towards implementing a campaign to reduce the use of plastic bags in factories and manufacturing enterprises, with unions voicing their support for its efforts to address the issue.

Interior minister praises members of CWPUC union - Vimarsana News

Interior minister praises members of CWPUC union

Minister of the Interior Sar Kheng met with around 1,000 members of the Collective Workers Rights Protection Union of Cambodia (CWPUC) on July 18 and praised its efforts in solving workers’ problems.

Assistance for pregnant civil servants, workers to double - Vimarsana News

Assistance for pregnant civil servants, workers to double

The government will on August 1 double its assistance for pregnant workers and civil servants, as well as women with IDPoor cards, until the child is two years old.

Six new factories for K Speu to offer 10,000 jobs: governor - Vimarsana News

Six new factories for K Speu to offer 10,000 jobs: governor

The Kampong Speu Provincial Administration announced that a delegation from UMAC – a joint venture between German and Chinese investors – plan to open six factories in the province, with a capital investment of about $50 million. The six state-of-the-art factories are expected to create up to 10,000 jobs.

PM shares new policy on workers' maternity provisions - Vimarsana News

PM shares new policy on workers' maternity provisions

Prime Minister Hun Sen announced the launch of a new policy, saying that the government would assist pregnant factory workers until their children reach two years of age.