8:17 pm, Friday, 24 April 2026
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Workers’ unrest likely at 200 factories over eid payments
Nearly 200 factories, including those in the textile and garment sectors across various industrial zones, are facing the threat of
Bangladesh urged to show labour rights progress in US tariff negotiations
Two leading American trade associations have urged Bangladesh to demonstrate substantive progress on labour rights, as part of ongoing discussions
Govt to liquidate TNZ assets to pay workers, protest withdrawn
Readymade garment workers protesting the non-payment of wages and benefits by TNZ Group suspended their sit-in demonstration near the official
ILO urges inclusive labour reforms to support marginalised groups
International Labour Organization (ILO) country director for Bangladesh, Tuomo Poutiainen, has called for inclusive and sustained labour reforms to drive
ILO, BEPZA sign deal to align EPZ labour laws with national standards
The International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) have signed a letter of intent to
Photography exhibition highlights childcare realities in Bangladesh
A three-day photography exhibition titled ‘Childcare in Pictures’ has opened at Drik Gallery in Dhaka, offering a vivid look into
Minimum wage set at Tk13,050 for hotel, restaurant workers
The government has set the minimum monthly wage for workers in the hotel and restaurant sector at Tk 13,050, with
Govt to revise labour laws by July, incorporating reform suggestions
In a move to strengthen labour governance, the government has announced plans to amend the Bangladesh Labour Act by July,
Restaurant owners threaten nationwide movement
Restaurant owners across Bangladesh have threatened to launch a nationwide protest involving restaurant workers and owners if the Dhaka South
CCC calls for withdrawal of charges against 30,000 RMG workers
On Bangladesh’s first Labour Day since the July uprising that toppled the Hasina regime, the Clean Clothes Campaign has urged
