Login Register

Logo of Phnom Penh Post newspaper Phnom Penh Post - Guests protest




Guests protest

| Publication date 07 May 2004 | 07:00 ICT

Guests protest

Clients of a top hotel have written to its manager calling for a peaceful resolution

to the ongoing staff dispute.

More than 20 regular visitors to Raffles Le Royal in Phnom Penh have sent a signed

petition to general manager Stephan Gneagi to voice their "dismay" about

the dispute, which centers on payment of the ten per cent service charge to staff.

The letter reads: "Your staff have always been courteous and make sure all customers

are looked after in a caring way. We would like the management to accord to these

workers a fair deal and treat Cambodian workers as they would any other workers who

are in ASEAN."

Mr Gneagi was contacted by a Post reporter but was unable to respond by our deadline.

MOST VIEWED

  • Body of woman killed in Bangkok returns

    The Cambodian embassy in Thailand is working to repatriate the body of a casino dealer who was shot dead in Bangkok on Monday night. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation spokesman Kuy Kuong told The Post on Wednesday that officials are preparing paperwork to

  • Chikungunya hits 15 provinces, says gov’t

    Ministry of Health spokeswoman Or Vandine said on Thursday that the chikungunya outbreak in the Kingdom has spread to 15 provinces. Some 1,700 people are now suspected to have the disease. Vandine urged people to prevent its further spread by eliminating shelters for the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes

  • Gov’t exempts visa A and B holders from Covid fees

    Airline passengers who are diplomats and officials of international organisations holding Type A and B visas for travel to Cambodia are exempted from paying Covid-19 testing fees, said the Ministry of Health in its latest adjustment of rules on Wednesday. Health Minister Mam Bun Heng

  • Bill covering dress code draws ire

    Ministry of Interior secretary of state Ouk Kim Lek responded on Tuesday to criticism concerning a draft law that would ban women from wearing overly revealing clothing, saying that input from all parties will be considered as the law moves through the promulgation process. Several

  • Passing the test: Is Cambodia’s education system failing its people?

    The Kingdom’s education system needs to grow its people but some flaws might stifle​ this growth Coming from the Khmer Rouge occupation, with the loss of many scholars and academicians and a collapsed government, the education system had to be reconstructed from scratch – one

  • What’s the deal with Cambodia and China’s FTA?

    Cambodia’s Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with China kicks off a series of FTAs in future but for now, critics wonder what else the parties could bring to the table apart from what it already has to date By the end of this year, Cambodia

Related articles