These 400 Cambodian workers were arrested and repatriated by Thai authority on 27th October, 2009.Sunday, 8 May 2011
By NNT, The Pattaya Mail
BANGKOK, 6 May 2011 -Deputy Director-General of the Department of Employment, Ministry of Labor, Mr. Prawit Kengpol has reported no labor abuse or violence since the border battle started but admitted that hiring Cambodian workers to work in Thailand has been slow.
According to Mr. Prawit, there are currently 151,119 Cambodian workers making a living in Thailand. Most of them have found jobs in Songkhla, Chon Buri, Rayong, Samut Sakhon and Samut Prakarn provinces. Each year the number of Cambodian migrants continues to grow. It is almost impossible not to hire them while labor shortage is posing concerns on the economy of the country.
The lives of Cambodian workers in Thailand have not been affected by the clashes over the Thai-Cambodian border. Officials overseeing migrant labors across the country have been told to assure these migrants are living here unharmed.
The Deputy Director-General of the Department of Employment adds that any of these legal migrants can return to Cambodia at anytime they wish if the situation over the overlapping territory exacerbates.
By NNT, The Pattaya Mail
BANGKOK, 6 May 2011 -Deputy Director-General of the Department of Employment, Ministry of Labor, Mr. Prawit Kengpol has reported no labor abuse or violence since the border battle started but admitted that hiring Cambodian workers to work in Thailand has been slow.
According to Mr. Prawit, there are currently 151,119 Cambodian workers making a living in Thailand. Most of them have found jobs in Songkhla, Chon Buri, Rayong, Samut Sakhon and Samut Prakarn provinces. Each year the number of Cambodian migrants continues to grow. It is almost impossible not to hire them while labor shortage is posing concerns on the economy of the country.
The lives of Cambodian workers in Thailand have not been affected by the clashes over the Thai-Cambodian border. Officials overseeing migrant labors across the country have been told to assure these migrants are living here unharmed.
The Deputy Director-General of the Department of Employment adds that any of these legal migrants can return to Cambodia at anytime they wish if the situation over the overlapping territory exacerbates.
2 comments:
Hun Sen policy country for sale is destroying Cambodia beyond repair.
At home you will see everything is sold to Hanoi and Thai.
Cambodia is blessed by natural resources. Cambodia is a country that has rivers run through. No other countries in the world that is blessed like our country,if we just independent,we could be a happy country on the planet.
Now all national assets is sold to other nations,we are just simply turned to be slaves in our country or abroads.I can't see how our children will survive as everything being sold for quick money.This policy here is not just concerned by me alone but by so many other politicians and journalists around the globe.
Does Hun Sen and his associates have any dignity,when they see our own race go abroad to work hard like slave?
I do not blame anyone,but the French,Hanoi and Bangkok.Sihanouk was 16 years old when he was installed by the French. Hun Sen was 27 year old, when he was installed by Hanoi,and knew nothing about economy and politics.During his first year in the office he did not know even UN was for. All he knows is about killing his own blood.That is why we are having all our countrymen are slaving abroad.
The economy can not be independent if the economy is not dependent.If we own our country,it means we own our assets. Our assets is our life without it we are simply zombies nation.
Angkorwat is built by our ancestors,but owned by Vietnamese businessmen called Xoc Kong.Isn't it insulted our ancestors and you yourselves enough?
Please think about our children.
True Khmer
I would like to correct my sentences here:
The economy can not be independent if the economy is not dependent .
The country is not independent if the economy is dependent.
True Khmer
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