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Commerce adviser visits SKS factories

Commerce adviser Sheikh Bashir Uddin visited Sena Edible Oil Industries and Sena Flour Mill, Narayanganj — subsidiary organisations of the Sena Kallyan Sangstha — for their special contributions to the production of high-quality and standard-compliant products...

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Facebook launches #FacebookIRL Stories

To help young adults navigate the very best of the app, Facebook is spotlighting how young adults are using the app today through a brand new podcast series called, #FacebookIRL Stories in Bangladesh...

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RMG workers protest in Gazipur for dues, Eid bonus

Eight days after celebration of the Eid-ul-Fitr, workers of three readymade garment factories under a group of company staged demonstration and held a rally, demanding payment of their dues, Eid bonuses, and other arrears in Gazipur on Monday...

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More than 80pc RMG units pay Eid bonuses

About 83.67 per cent readymade garment factories cleared payment of bonuses ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr, one of the largest religious festivals of Muslims to be held at the end of March subject to moon-sighting, according to data from the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association...

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Investing in green factories

BANGLADESH’S apparel sector has long been the backbone of the economy, employing millions and accounting for over 80 per cent of the country’s total exports. However, the global apparel market is changing. Buyers no longer prioritise just low-cost production; sustainability has become a key factor. As international brands push for ethical and eco-friendly...

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33pc of RMG factories face wage, working hour violations: QIMA

Quality Inspection Management (QIMA), a leading provider of supply chain compliance solutions, has found a troubling rise in labour violations within Bangladesh’s readymade garment factories, with critical issues related to working hours and wages nearly doubling from 17 per cent in 2023 to 33 per cent..

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65 RMG factories suspend production amid worker unrest

At least 65 more readymade garment factories suspended operation on Sunday in Savar, Ashulia and Zirani area while garment workers in Gazipur blocked the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway for about four hours to press home their demands...

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50 RMG units suspend operations amid unrest

At least 51 readymade garment factories in Ashulia and Gazipur suspended operations on Saturday, primarily after lunch, as workers staged protests over arrears, the reopening of factories, and demands for a wage increase...

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Number of green apparel factories now stands at 229

The total number of LEED-certified green factories in Bangladesh has now reached 229, following the recent certification of three more apparel and textile factories by the US Green Building Council under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design programme...

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DU students demand seats in dorms

A group of female students of Dhaka University held a silent human chain amid rain demanding seats in dormitories on Sunday noon.

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130 RMG units shut at Ashulia 

Authorities were forced to close at least 130 readymade garment factories in Ashulia and Zirabo areas after 3:00 pm on Thursday due to labour unrest...

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Garment factories in Bangladesh reopen after unrest

Garment factories and banks reopened in Bangladesh on Thursday after authorities eased a curfew imposed to contain deadly clashes sparked by student protests over civil service employment quotas....

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Labour wins UK general election, ending Tories' tenure

Keir Starmer on Friday will become Britain’s new prime minister, as his centre-left opposition Labour Party arty swept to a landslide general election victory, ending 14 years of right-wing Conservative rule....

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11 years later, justice still elusive in Rana Plaza event

JUSTICE still remains elusive in the events that the collapse of the Rana Plaza brought forth with it when the eight-storey building, which housed five apparel factories and a private bank, came crumbling down on the...

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