Phnom Penh: Mr. Heng Sour, Minister of Labor and Vocational Training, and the ministry’s leaders visited and had lunch with workers at Toyota Tsusho Manufacturing (Cambodia) Co., Ltd. in the Royal Group Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone on the morning of August 3, 2026.
Inviting the workers to meet in a happy and friendly atmosphere, the leaders of the Ministry of Labor personally inquired about the well-being and understanding of the daily working conditions of the workers who are working at the factory in order to provide solutions to them in line with the 10-point recommendations of Samdech Techo Hun Sen, former Prime Minister and current President of the Senate, and the 10-point recommendations of Samdech Maha Vajiralongkorn President Hun Manet, Prime Minister.
On that occasion, he conveyed the greetings of His Majesty the King and His Excellency the Doctor, who always pay close attention to the well-being of the brothers and sisters and think about making their lives better. He also informed everyone about the efforts of the Ministry of Labor to ensure harmony in professional relations by increasing close relations between workers and factory owners to jointly resolve all problems and avoid labor disputes that lead to illegal strikes.
Meanwhile, the Minister showed It is a great joy that most of the workers here have graduated from TVET institutions, which is a source of pride for them personally and for TVET as well as for the nation, for the assembly and installation of cars by Cambodian children because Toyota is a quality and popular brand in Cambodia. He encouraged the workers to continue to take time off from work to enroll in more advanced vocational courses at TVET institutions and advised them to continue to focus on their work, improve their professional skills, and jointly maintain harmony in professional relationships to increase labor productivity, contribute to the development of the factory as well as the national economy.
The Minister highly appreciated the factory owners who provided job opportunities and implemented labor laws in a good manner, as well as providing various benefits to workers and employees. The factory has a technologically managed system and a comfortable workplace. The ministry will continue to collaborate with companies to provide better training, job and income opportunities.
Oknha Kong Nuon, the factory owner, expressed his deep gratitude to the minister and the ministry leaders for inviting him to visit the workers in person, which reflects the high attention of the government, as well as The Ministry of Labor and Welfare is committed to the well-being and working conditions of the employees and is also an encouragement to the factories to continue their close collaboration with the Ministry in the continued development of the industrial sector in Cambodia.
The Toyota Suzhou Manufacturing plant opened on May 2 2024.
Currently, there are 142 workers and employees (24 women). Nearly 80% of the workers who work in the assembly and assembly of cars at Toyota Susu Manufacturing are graduates of TVET institutions.
In addition to receiving working conditions and many other benefits, there is a place to eat and a lunch allowance of Twice a day, workers and employees expressed their great joy at the presence of the ministry’s leaders, who truly showed great care and warmth towards them, in line with the high recommendations of His Majesty the King, who strives to create job opportunities for citizens and transform an enterprise into a peaceful community. Working conditions and occupational health and safety conditions at the factory are of high standards, including benefits from the National Social Security Fund (NSSF).
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