The recent hike as per the wage board has proved to be detrimental for the garment workers, with increased instances of workers being forced to put extra hours without overtime.

Despite an increase in minimum wages, the garment workers in Bangladesh have yet again taken to streets to express their displeasure.

Nirapon, a new self-regulating platform, will be taking over from Alliance the overseeing of building inspection.

A recent report clearly states that the pressure tactics adopted by the brands eventually lead to abuse of garment workers.

A recent report underlined poor participation and leadership roles of women in trade unions.

A couple of reports on workers’ rights violations have led BGMEA to clarify its position on the issue.

A study found out that Bangladesh could end up gaining significantly by recycling wastes from the RMG sector.

Continuing with the eco-friendly trend, more and more apparel and fabric manufacturers are setting up green units… Here are a few companies that have implemented sustainable and green practices recently.

Compliance audits by different buyers and each with its own compliance parameters adds to the worry of the garment manufacturing sector.