Rong Chhun, CITA President04 January 2010
Everyday.com.kh
Translated from Khmer by Socheata
Rong Chhun, the vocal president of the Cambodia Independent Teachers’ Association (CITA), has been re-elected to this position for another 4-year term. Rong Chhun, who did not face any opponent for this election, said that his first task is to push the government to increase the teachers’ salary of 1 million riels ($240) per month. Currently, teachers in Cambodia earn about $2 per day only. Rong Chhun was first elected as CITA president in 2000. Currently, CITA counts 9,263 members in 19 provinces and municipalities.
8 comments:
Mr. Rong Chhun best of luck to you. Great work!
Congratulations, Mr. Rong Chhun! You do great work and we wish you success in your struggle for better conditions for the Cambodian teachers and garment workers!
All the best, Mr Rong Chhun.
Kuoy Pichet
Congratutions,Lauk Sastrachar Rong Chhun !!!!!
All the best of everything to you,your family and CITA !
Nothing to do with this guy, I wonder in CITA there is no other better person than this stupid Guy?
Why all bullshit and fucken democratic Human Right organizations including LICADO-long-lasting owned by Mr. Thoun Saray , ADHOC-Owned by Madam Jing Seng (Yin Sin) Pong Siv Guech are remaining same person as leaders for many years? Are they doing bussiness on these HR organization?
Many Question....?
Khmer
sometimes the things we needed and wanted in life is not given, we have to demand and fight for it such as the fair market salary for teachers. cambodia should make sure state salary reflects the cost of living in the economy and the country. for example, if the cost of gas or food go up, then the salary should go up to reflect that as well, or vice versa, if the cost go down, then salary should be adjusted to such as well. this way, everybody will be happy or satisfy and treated fairly, really!
in the USA system, cost of living arrangement is tied to social security, and other gov't income, etc... so, cambodia should borrow from the american system as well, to be fair!
Because Cambodia is a country that governed by a band of idiot thieves.
KI Media,
please clarify something: "his first task is to push the government to increase the teachers' salary of $240 per month", then "Currently, teachers ..earn $2 per day only". If you earn $240/month, you definitely earn more than $2/day, even allowing for weekends. So did you mean to say "his first task is to push the government to increase the teachers' salary TO $240/month"?
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