Kampuchea'S Clothing And Shoemaking Industries Raise The Minimum Wage.

Kampuchea will raise its minimum wage in October 1st this year, and the new salary will be raised to a minimum wage of $56 (including the minimum wage of $45, a salary increase of $5 and a living allowance of $6) on trial labor (1-3 months) minimum wage.

The official labor rate was raised to a monthly minimum wage of $61 (including a minimum wage of $50, a salary increase of $5 and a stipend of $6).

The notice also stipulates that the wages of the workers are paid according to the actual production of the workers. If the actual production of the workers exceeds the minimum wage mentioned above, their wages will be paid according to their super production, but the actual production of the workers is lower than the minimum wage, and the employers should also press.

The provisions will take effect from October 1, 2010 to 2014.

Supplement:

The Jordanian Customs Department has recently adjusted the taxation rules for imported clothing products.

The original method of taxation is 20% of imports.

The new tariff will be calculated according to the amount of $1.4 / kg, and the ad valorem tax will be calculated according to the tax rate of 5%, and the two item will be collected from the high tax.

Jordanian clothing industry believes that the new tariff will lead to increased tariffs on clothing products, which will increase the average cost of $5500-7000 per container. The cost will eventually be passed on to consumers, resulting in the rise of domestic clothing prices in Jordan.

The head of the customs and Excise Department of Jordan said that the purpose of the tariff adjustment is to encourage the import of high quality clothing products.

At the same time, second-hand clothing and textile products will not apply to the new tax code.