Takeo: On Sunday, July 6, 2025, the Collective Union of Movement of Workers and CARE Cambodia, in collaboration with the National Employment and Labor Agency (NEA), held a knowledge-raising session on the project "Strengthening Economic Resilience for Garment Workers" in Takeo Province. The event attracted nearly 200 participants.

The forum was attended by prominent figures including Mol Vichet, Deputy Governor of Takeo Province; Pav Sina, President of the Collective Union of Movement of Workers; Kan Sopheak, representative of CARE Cambodia; Say Vann, Deputy Governor of Tram Kak District; Ket Mao, District Governor; and Huy Luch, Director of the Takeo Provincial Employment Center of the NEA.

The outreach session took place at Tram Kak District School with the goals of enhancing workers’ understanding of economic resilience, increasing awareness of the National Employment and Labor Agency’s work, and improving soft skills related to preventing gender-based violence and sexual harassment in the workplace.

The Collective Union of Movement of Workers remains committed to jointly eliminating violence and sexual harassment at work, while also providing valuable knowledge on financial management and job search strategies.