Phnom Penh: After the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training’s expert minister coordinated the case of Verino Manufacturing Co., Ltd. workers who went on strike and blocked the factory entrance and exit on August 5, 2026, all parties involved agreed on six points and returned to work on the morning of August 7, 2026.
Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training spokesman Sun Mesa said that the Ministry of Labor always prioritizes peaceful coordination and dialogue between relevant parties to find an acceptable solution. Agreeing on these six points is an important step in maintaining stable labor relations, protecting workers’ legitimate interests, and ensuring the sustainability of the company’s production. The Ministry will continue to closely monitor the implementation of this agreement.
According to the spirit of the meeting, the main points agreed upon are the basic cooperatives and workers Will resume work in their respective roles as usual and exercise their rights and obligations in accordance with the Labor Law, the Law on Trade Unions, the Company’s regulations and internal regulations.
At the same time The company has agreed to review and improve internal management, with the company’s chief administrative officer changing his attitude and work style within 3 months. In the event of no improvement as agreed, the company will implement the content agreed upon together.
In addition, the company also agreed to provide administrative guidance and the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training will assign the Directorate of Labor Affairs to conduct special inspections to inspect and monitor the implementation of labor laws in the company.
Currently, most workers have agreed to return to work in accordance with the agreement reached by all parties, while the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training will continue to monitor and coordinate to ensure that the implementation of the six agreements proceeds smoothly and in accordance with the law.
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Currently, most workers have agreed to return to work in accordance with the agreement reached by all parties, while the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training will continue to monitor and coordinate to ensure that the implementation of the six agreements proceeds smoothly and in accordance with the law.
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