By Phnom Penh Post
August 08, 2019
A recent study claimed that temporary housing on construction sites across Cambodia did not meet the minimum sanitary standards or the needs of workers and their family members, while most construction companies do not abide by legally required procedures.
The findings were revealed on Thursday, as some 50 workers, union members, government officials and construction company representatives attended a meeting about a study of water and sanitation problems facing construction workers and other challenges they encountered.
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August 08, 2019
A recent study claimed that temporary housing on construction sites across Cambodia did not meet the minimum sanitary standards or the needs of workers and their family members, while most construction companies do not abide by legally required procedures.
The findings were revealed on Thursday, as some 50 workers, union members, government officials and construction company representatives attended a meeting about a study of water and sanitation problems facing construction workers and other challenges they encountered.
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