At Present, There Is Still No Consensus On The Minimum Wage Increase In Kampuchea.

2016/9/19 10:01:00 43

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In the negotiation of wage increase for workers in the minimum wage, the trade union's demands for higher pay rise again made the negotiations deadlocked.

Trade unions and management held a second round of pay talks in the morning of September 14th, and the trade union suddenly announced that it would raise the demand for higher pay by $1 to $180.60 from the previous request of $179.60.

The management agreed only to pay 3% to $144.20.

Since the two sides are unable to reach a consensus on the pay scale, the two sides will hold the third round of negotiations in September 26th, when the representatives of the labour department will participate.

Kay Monica, Deputy Secretary General of the Kampuchea Garment Manufacturers Association (GMAC), told the media after the meeting that the increase in wages must be combined with the status quo of productivity and national competitiveness of the workers, so the salary increase should not be too high.

Taking Vietnam as an example, the minimum wage in the country is divided into 4 grades according to the proficiency and productivity of the workers, from the highest 154 US dollars to the lowest 106 US dollars, while the minimum wage in Kampuchea can not be higher than that in Vietnam, otherwise it will lead to the ready-made clothes and the system.

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Losing competitiveness.

The chairman of the Kampuchea Federation of labor unions, said the trade union is working on the "seven point standard" of the minimum wage pricing mechanism of the Labour Advisory Council (LAC), and the International Labour Organization survey report, to establish the minimum wage increase rate, but the management is unable to put forward the "reasonable basis".

The canal says that $180.60 is the minimum requirement, and it should not be lower than that.

Another trade union held a meeting in September 2nd to unify the position of different trade unions. At that time, the demand for salary at the end of the debate was $179.60.