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Former employees of Giant Ibis Transport stop a bus carrying the passengers during their protest in Phnom Penh on July 1, 2023. (CamboJA./Eung Sea)

Laid Off Giant Ibis Bus Drivers Ask Why Resolution Is Taking So Long, Fight Continues For Job, Compensation

21 Mar 2024 10:08 AM|
Runn Sreydeth|

Nearly four years have passed since former employees of Giant Ibis passenger transportation were let go during Covid-19 without severance and seniority payments, as they…

Giant Ibis Union’s Fight Remains as the Company Goes Back on Promise

20 Oct 2023 4:45 PM|
Eung Sea|

Living in a small concrete house with his wife and two young children, one kilometer away from Takhmao Bridge, ex-Giant Ibis Transportation employee Or Chanthy,…

After Repeated Delays in Negotiations, Giant Ibis Union Members Resume Protests

3 Jul 2023 11:23 PM|
Eung Sea|

A dozen laid off union members of bus company Giant Ibis Transport resumed their protests on Saturday after the company once-again reneged on promises to…

Union leader Siem Morady and a Giant Ibis Transport representative discuss compensation for laid-off union employees during a meeting on June 23 at the Labor Ministry. (Supplied)

Giant Ibis Transport Delays Negotiations with Laid Off Union Workers Again

26 Jun 2023 11:35 AM|
Eung Sea|

After months of delaying compensation payments to laid off workers, Giant Ibis Transport again pushed back a previously agreed upon deadline to finish negotiations, a…

Laid off Giant Ibis Transport bus drivers protest on May 7 in front of the company’s headquarters in Phnom Penh, seeking compensation for unpaid wages. (Supplied)

Union Gives Bus Company ‘One Last Chance’ To Finish Negotiations

8 Jun 2023 6:19 PM|
Eung Sea|

Giant Ibis Transport has again delayed negotiations with 30 laid off union members who say they are owed years-worth of wages and benefits.

Laid off Giant Ibis Transport bus drivers protest on May 7 in front of the company’s headquarters in Phnom Penh, seeking compensation for legally owed wages. (Supplied)

Giant IBIS Transport Delays Paying Legally Owed Benefits to Laid Off Union Employees

26 May 2023 4:04 PM|
Eung Sea|

After withholding years-worth of owed wages from employees, the bus company Giant Ibis Transport reached an agreement earlier this month to comply with the labor…

Giant Ibis drivers protest in front of the company in Phnom Penh on April 23, seeking compensation. (Supplied)

Employees Laid Off by Bus Company Linked to Tycoon Protest Years-Worth of Allegedly Stolen Wages

28 Apr 2023 9:48 AM|
Phon Sothyroth|

Over the weekend more than a dozen employees of Giant Ibis Transport, a bus company which appears to be owned by tycoon Kith Meng’s Royal…

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Tag: Giant Ibis

Laid Off Giant Ibis Bus Drivers Ask Why Resolution Is Taking So Long, Fight Continues For Job, Compensation

Giant Ibis Union’s Fight Remains as the Company Goes Back on Promise

Union Gives Bus Company ‘One Last Chance’ To Finish Negotiations

Employees Laid Off by Bus Company Linked to Tycoon Protest Years-Worth of Allegedly Stolen Wages

From Harassment to Imprisonment – Union Leader Chhim Sithar Awarded Per Anger Prize For Workers Rights’ Fight

Community Forest Beleaguered Without NGO Support, Work Opportunities For Residents

Phnom Penh Villagers Protests Overlapping Land Title With Tycoon Khun Sea’s Company

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Laid Off Giant Ibis Bus Drivers Ask Why Resolution Is Taking So Long, Fight Continues For Job, Compensation

Giant Ibis Union’s Fight Remains as the Company Goes Back on Promise

After Repeated Delays in Negotiations, Giant Ibis Union Members Resume Protests

Giant Ibis Transport Delays Negotiations with Laid Off Union Workers Again

Union Gives Bus Company ‘One Last Chance’ To Finish Negotiations

Giant IBIS Transport Delays Paying Legally Owed Benefits to Laid Off Union Employees

Employees Laid Off by Bus Company Linked to Tycoon Protest Years-Worth of Allegedly Stolen Wages

From Harassment to Imprisonment – Union Leader Chhim Sithar Awarded Per Anger Prize For Workers Rights’ Fight

Community Forest Beleaguered Without NGO Support, Work Opportunities For Residents

Government Approves $300m Flood Mitigation Project in Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh Villagers Protests Overlapping Land Title With Tycoon Khun Sea’s Company

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