Making their voices heard: People shouting slogans in front of NagaWorld hotel and casino during a protest in Phnom Penh. — AFP
PHNOM PENH: Thousands of striking Cambodian workers of a Hong Kong-listed casino company returned to their jobs after winning wage increases and the reinstatement of a suspended union leader in a rare labour victory.
About 3,000 workers had joined the strike in front of the NagaWorld hotel and casino complex, owned by Nagacorp Ltd, in Phnom Penh to demand higher wages. Workers get paid between US$150 to US$250 (RM611 and RM1,120) a month.
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