Lack of progress in the trial process is deeply upsetting
We need to find a way to hold brands accountable
The Bangladesh Garments Workers Unity Council (BGWUC) today demanded that the monthly minimum salary of the garment workers to be hiked by 175 per cent to Tk 22,000 from the existing Tk 8,000.
Some garment manufacturers are providing basic commodities to their workers at discounts opening shops on factory premises, bringing some relief amidst the skyrocketing of prices in the local markets.
The truth is that women are at risk of violence regardless of whether they work in homes, factories, fields or offices.
Police fired teargas shells as workers of different garment factories blocked roads in Mirpur-13 area of the capital this morning.
Garment workers protested in Mirpur today demanding a hike in wages. Violent clash ensued with the police afterwards.
Workers of an RMG factory yesterday blocked Nabinagar-Chandra highway in Savar, demanding higher festival bonus and 10 days’ Eid holiday.
RMG workers yesterday formed a human chain demanding this month’s full salary, Eid bonus and arrears within the 20th of Ramadan.
Lack of progress in the trial process is deeply upsetting
We need to find a way to hold brands accountable
The Bangladesh Garments Workers Unity Council (BGWUC) today demanded that the monthly minimum salary of the garment workers to be hiked by 175 per cent to Tk 22,000 from the existing Tk 8,000.
Some garment manufacturers are providing basic commodities to their workers at discounts opening shops on factory premises, bringing some relief amidst the skyrocketing of prices in the local markets.
The truth is that women are at risk of violence regardless of whether they work in homes, factories, fields or offices.
Police fired teargas shells as workers of different garment factories blocked roads in Mirpur-13 area of the capital this morning.
Garment workers protested in Mirpur today demanding a hike in wages. Violent clash ensued with the police afterwards.
Workers of an RMG factory yesterday blocked Nabinagar-Chandra highway in Savar, demanding higher festival bonus and 10 days’ Eid holiday.
RMG workers yesterday formed a human chain demanding this month’s full salary, Eid bonus and arrears within the 20th of Ramadan.
At least 20 people of A-One BD Ltd inside Dhaka Export Processing Zone (DEPZ) were injured in a clash between the agitating workers of the factory and the security guards in Savar today.