Research & Study Wage Scenario of the Local RMG Workers in Bangladesh June, 2018 The Bangladesh Labour Foundation has commissioned a study to analyze the wage situation of local Ready-Made Garment (RMG) workers. The study compares wages in local and export-oriented RMG industries, assesses the cost of living, and recommends fair wage levels. The findings […]
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Bangladesh’s leather sector makes up about 3 per cent of the world’s market for leather and leather goods. The sector is the country’s third largest source of export earnings, after readymade garments and jute and jute products. According to a study by EBL Securities, Bangladesh produces 350 million square feet of leather each year, of
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The study explores the plight of agricultural laborers in Bangladesh, focusing on the structural constraints and exploitative production relations that trap them in poverty. It highlights low wages, seasonal unemployment, lack of land ownership, and minimal labor rights as major issues that hinder their socio-economic progress. Research & Study Agriculture Labourers of Bangladesh: Entrapped in
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Research & Study Countrywide Downstream (Local) Garment Industry in Bangladesh December, 2017 Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF) commissioned a study to establish benchmark data on nature of local garment/tailoring shop industry round the country, and gather data focusing on workers and household socioeconomic status in the downstream garment industry in Bangladesh. The survey has been conducted
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