Bangladeshi garment workers' overall cost of living has increased by 86% between 2013 and 2018 where food cost increased by 56.8% and non-food cost has increased by 115.4%
For details: https://t.co/E4t3W1IY9r
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Despite making real and unprecedented progress in improving workers’ health and safety in its garment industry, international clothing brands cut prices paid to supplier factories in Bangladesh
https://t.co/XN13b29fEc
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Bangladesh made calls for increasing prices of its apparel products at Bangladesh #SustainabilityCompact meeting in Brussels
https://t.co/PMDsHrdjyP
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Garment shipments from Bangladesh to its major Asian Markets—India, China and Japan—are rising thanks to competitive prices the country offers and spiralling production cost in China
https://t.co/In1J7k2lPv
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Bangladesh govt. has extended the deadline for completing remediation works in the readymade garment factories
https://t.co/HtsBhbUchG
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#Bangladesh plans to set a $40 billion goods export target with a 7.14% growth for fiscal year 2018-19, riding largely on the apparel industry’s success
https://t.co/IBxU3dhKs1
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The process to fix minimum wages for the readymade garment sector is going on at a slow pace, much to the annoyance of rights groups and workers
https://t.co/FJo6oGO5zb
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Between July-May of the fiscal year, apparel items worth $253.07 million were shipped to India, in contrast to $117.21 million a year earlier
https://t.co/2yUXVn1Nqq
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#Bangladesh government has decided to offer assistance for treatment of sick garment workers and education of workers’ children from the RMG Central Welfare Fund
https://t.co/QxQzXJOGBr
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Bangladesh exported fan jerseys worth $1 billion for all 32 nations participating in the 2018 FIFA World Cup
https://t.co/CyuFacYIee
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A study reveals that 3,4340 foreigners hold top positions in Bangladesh apparel factories who send about $2.36 billion out of the country every year
https://t.co/lC804AwD6w
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Bangladesh government has started issuing show-cause letter to the readymade garment factories which have made less than 30% progress on remediation
https://t.co/gUFuopdBpH
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Apparel exports to US rise as Bangladeshi manufacturers benefit from the Trump administration’s abandonment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
https://t.co/Sxskl9NXoL
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Changes to the garment industry’s business model are threatening the livelihoods of millions of people in low- and middle-income countries
https://t.co/RVNevWd1lK
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RMG manufacturers will have to pay a higher CorporateTax as the government has proposed to raise the tax rate from 12% to 15% for the 2018-19 fiscal years
https://t.co/kBhePGYP9j
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#Bangladesh government has initiated a move for setting up ‘industrial safety unit’ with the aim of ensuring safe working condition in all industrial sectors
https://t.co/M88qtvcqHT
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19/20 line-supervisors in #Bangladesh's garment sector are men, despite 80% of line workers being women. #DYK IFC’s Work-Progression & Productivity
Toolkit helps train more female sewing operators, redressing the imbalance
on sewing lines in the factories?
Await for more details!
Complexities in obtaining credit report on foreign buyers and suppliers are causing huge losses for local businesses in #Bangladesh
https://t.co/6XnTNyKQ8p
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Instead of fulfilling its pledge to develop a compensation protocol in line with the ILO convention, the government is now working to reform the labour law by setting the maximum compensation at meagre Tk 2 lakh
https://t.co/C8XwtcuuVB
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