1:13 am, Monday, 9 November 2026
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Govt forms six-member wage board amid RMG workers’ protests
The government has formed a six-member wage board to review wages for readymade garment workers amid widespread protests across Dhaka
Tk 30,000 wage demand keeps RMG workers on streets
Readymade garment workers continued protests and road blockades in Dhaka and its outskirts on November 1, demanding a minimum monthly
Danish envoy urges reforms, energy security for trillion-dollar economy
Bangladesh needs favourable trade access to the European Union, reliable energy supplies and accelerated economic reforms to realise its ambition
Inditex warns policy changes may shift orders from Bangladesh
Inditex, one of the major European Union buyers of Bangladeshi garments, has expressed concern to the government over frequent policy
Wage board move amid spreading garment workers’ unrest
Garment workers’ protests over wages, unpaid dues and rising living costs have spread across industrial areas in and outside Dhaka,
BGMEA opens Japan Desk to tap $25b apparel market
Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association on Wednesday launched a dedicated Japan Desk to accelerate apparel exports, diversify markets and
IBC demands new RMG wage board by Sept 30
IndustriALL Bangladesh Council on Saturday demanded immediate reconstitution of the minimum wage board for the garment sector and completion of
Textile bodies demand fair share of gas for Titas region factories
Bangladesh’s four leading textile and apparel trade bodies have jointly appealed to the Gas Transmission Company Limited (GTCL) to urgently
Bangladesh’s garment exports to US drop 6.25pc as rivals gain
Bangladesh’s ready-made garment (RMG) exports to the United States fell 6.25 per cent year-on-year in the first seven months of
BATEXPO to return in November after 12-year hiatus
Bangladesh’s flagship apparel and textile exhibition, BATEXPO, is set to return in November this year after a 12-year pause, as
