Cambodia’s labour and employment policy framework covers rules governing wages, working hours, contracts, occupational safety, social protection, trade unions, workplace rights, employer obligations, and dispute resolution across public and private sectors. This page tracks policy developments, regulation updates, government actions, enforcement trends, compliance requirements, and institutional governance activity affecting hiring, payroll, inspections, collective bargaining, and labour administration. It provides structured updates on official developments in Cambodia, with ongoing monitoring of regulatory changes, enforcement practices, and administrative measures to support long-term reference, compliance review, and policy research.
Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training convened a tripartite consultation to review a draft Occupational Safety and Health law in Cambodia, engaging government, employers and workers.
NSSF notifies Cambodia self-employed members to inform the fund when unable to pay social security contributions, with failure to notify leading to voluntary withdrawal from the contributory scheme.
National Social Security Fund (NSSF) convened a technical consultation in Phnom Penh on 30 June 2026 to adopt population projections 2024–2100 that will support Cambodia's social security funding and actuarial planning.
MLVT trained labour inspectors on occupational safety management systems in Cambodia, delivering instruction to 60 officers from the central office and 25 provincial labour departments.
Cambodia MLVT organised a job forum in Kampong Chhnang that connected 11,970 local employment opportunities to returning migrant workers and job-seeking youth through on-site registration, interviews and TVET pathways.
Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MLVT) delivered 11,970 labour opportunities and TVET information to residents in Samaki Mean Chey district, Cambodia.
Cambodia's MLVT and CITA signed an MoU with SG Aston LLP to create a TVET construction training and competency centre for apprentices; the initiative targets rebar and formwork skills.
Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training signs an MoU with Zo Motors to deliver mobile electric-vehicle training and worker-transport safety programs in Cambodia.
Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MLVT) brought 3,550 job vacancies and free TVET training options to Siem Reap to connect Cambodian jobseekers with employers and social security benefits.
Cambodia MLVT provided 3,550 labor opportunities in Siem Reap through a job forum connecting factories and local jobseekers under national TVET and social-security programs.
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