10:42 pm, Friday, 12 December 2025
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IndustriALL renews call for brands to exit Myanmar amid labour abuses
IndustriALL, representing 50 million workers across manufacturing, energy, and mining sectors in 140 countries, has renewed its call on brands
Bangladesh among world’s top 10 worst countries for workers
Bangladesh has once again been named among the ten worst countries in the world for working people, according to the
IndustriALL urges brands, investors to exit Myanmar
IndustriALL, a global union federation, has called on international brands and investors to withdraw from Myanmar citing the military regime’s
Bangladesh shows moderate wage disparity among lower-middle income countries
A recent International Labour Organization (ILO) report revealed that wage inequality had decreased in most countries since 2000, but it
Global fashion brands profiting from fear, exploitation in Myanmar
IndustriALL Global Union has filed complaints against three major garment brands – Next, New Yorker and LPP – at the
OECD launches handbook on living wage due diligence
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), an intergovernmental organisation with 38 member countries, has published a handbook to
Bangladesh reserves drop below $20b
Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves have fallen below $20 billion, specifically dropping to $19.44 billion as of Thursday. Sources from the
Bangladesh’s reserves now $20.46 billion: BB
Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves stood at $20.467 billion as of Tuesday after clearing $1.42 billion in liabilities to the Asian
Bangladesh among top 10 worst countries for labor rights: ITUC
Bangladesh remains among the 10 worst countries for working people in 2024, marking the eighth consecutive year since 2017, as
