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3 more RMG factories now Leed-certified

Three new readymade garment (RMG) industrial units in Bangladesh received US Green Building Council’s (USGBC)-approved leadership in energy and environmental design (Leed) certificates. On April 12, Trust Knitwear Garments Building and Trust Knitwear Washing and Dying Building of Bhabanipur in Gazipur received gold certificates from the USGBC, while also receiving …

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Buyers continue to exploit RMG factories despite improving safety: Report

Safety in large export-oriented garment factories in Bangladesh has improved but global apparel brands and retailers continue to put exploitative economic pressure on the factory owners, according to a global report. FE It also showed that the low-paid workers are the worst sufferers of such practices as factory owners are …

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3,161 factories yet to pay March wages

Workers of 3,161 industrial units out of the 9,616 in eight areas under the jurisdiction of the Industrial Police across the country are yet to be paid wages for March. The factories are located in Ashulia, Gazipur, Chattogram, Narayanganj, Mymensingh, Khulna Comilla and Sylhet. Highest 1,015 factories in Ashulia Zone …

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Govt forms RMG wage board

The government on Sunday formed minimum wage board to review the wages of the readymade garment workers through appointment of owners’ and workers’ representatives of the RMG sector to the board. The government took the initiative to review the minimum monthly wages of workers and employees five years after the …

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Export competitiveness project still in slow lane after 6 years

The commerce ministry’s Export Competitiveness for Jobs (EC4J) project, which aims to expand Bangladesh’s export basket, has once again failed to meet its deadline and become costlier due to slow implementation. The Tk 941 crore project has seen only 25 per cent progress following its previous six-year completion schedule, according …

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