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Myanmar’s siren song

18 March 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Economy and commerce / Exports / Human rights / Investment / Social development / Trade / Unions
American Center for International Labour Solidarity / Anna Eriksson / Bangladesh / Better Factories Cambodia / Burmese industry / Cambodian Confederation of Unions / Dave Welsh / Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia / garment workers / General Sales Tax benefits / H&M / Hong Kong / Huang Dazhong / ILO / International Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Clinic / International Labour Organization / Kandal / Ken Loo / labor law / Labor unions / Labour-rights groups / MGMA / minimum garment wage / Ministry of Social / Myanmar / Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association / New Archid / pariah state / Phnom Penh / Rong Chhun / South Korean aid / Stanford Law School / Stephan Sonnenberg / Thailand / U Aung Winn / US / Vong Sovann / Western investors / Yim Serey Vathanak

Unions and labour rights groups have spent recent months unashamedly drilling home a stark reminder: Cambodia’s minimum garment wage, at $61 per month, compares poorly with those in Thailand – where workers earn more than $200 a month – and Vietnam, which has a base ...

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