6:07 am, Monday, 24 August 2026
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Bangladesh’s RMG workers still face rights challenges, poverty wages
Twelve years after the collapse of Rana Plaza in Bangladesh — one of the deadliest industrial disasters in history —
National minimum wage with three-yearly revisions suggested
The Labour Reform Commission has recommended the establishment of a permanent minimum wage commission to determine a national minimum wage
IAF urges global brands not to shift costs onto manufacturers amid US tariffs
The International Apparel Federation (IAF) has called on global brands and retailers to stand by their sourcing commitments uphold industry
113 RMG factories shut, 128 new units join BGMEA
More than a hundred readymade garment factories in Bangladesh have closed their doors over the past 15 months, resulting in
ILO launches first-ever living wage programme
In a landmark move to promote fair pay worldwide, the International Labour Organization (ILO), together with the International Trade Union
Inditex to fund university education for 50 female RMG workers
Inditex, the Spanish multinational clothing company, has announced that it will fund the university education of 50 female textile industry
SGSF urges govt action to shield workers from US tariff impact
Sammilito Garment Sramik Federation on Sunday urged the interim government to engage in diplomatic talks with the US over the
Workers shouldn’t bear the burden of US tariffs: ITUC
The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) has issued a stark warning over the trade measures recently announced by the Trump
299 RMG, textile units still owe festival allowances
Workers from more than 10 per cent of Bangladesh’s readymade garment (RMG) factories and textile mills have not received their
RMG owners to face travel ban if workers’ wages unpaid before Eid
The government will impose a travel ban on factory owners who fail to pay workers’ wages and festival allowances by
