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“Trial period” termination was frequently abused. The MLVT clarified that terminating during probation requires genuine unsatisfactory performance, not a disguised dismissal.

Now, standing in the breakroom, Samnang watched his team. They were exhausted. Mothers like Srei, who had a six-year-old son waiting at home, looked ready to collapse. The unspoken fear in the room was palpable: If we say no, we lose our jobs.

The 2014 Cambodian Labour Law Guide offers a foundational overview of key employment standards, including 48-hour work weeks and 1.5 days of monthly paid leave. It covers essential contract structures, distinguishing between fixed duration contracts (FDC) and undetermined duration contracts (UDC), while noting that recent regulations like seniority indemnity have since updated these requirements. Read the full guide at Slideshare . Cambodian labour-law-guide-english-2014 - Slideshare

This guide provides an overview of Cambodian labor law, but it is essential to consult the original texts and relevant Prakas for specific guidance on labor regulations in Cambodia.

Details on fixed-duration contracts (FDC) and undetermined-duration contracts (UDC), including probation periods and termination rules.