Under SWAPNO, a Fair Price Shop will be set up inside the factory to provide workers with quality food at affordable rates. The project also includes structured nutrition learning sessions to promote healthier dietary practices and support both daily well-being and long-term health.
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He said the Bangladesh Labour (Amendment) Ordinance, 2025 introduced notable changes, including granting domestic and agricultural workers the right to organise, extending maternity leave to 120 days, banning blacklisting, reducing trade union registration requirements to 20 members and establishing a mandatory future fund.
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The new leadership assumes responsibility at a time when Bangladesh’s home-textile exporters are grappling with global demand uncertainty, rising production costs, and tightening compliance requirements across major international markets
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Officials said the revised FoC benefits may vary across sectors, depending on the strength of domestic backward-linkage industries and the level of local value addition in export products.
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Rising temperatures undermining productivity in Bangladesh’s textile factories: Study
The research highlights that an increasing number of climate-displaced individuals are entering the apparel workforce. As their numbers rise, more migrants may join the labour pool—an influx the study warns could depress wage levels.
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The findings of a study titled, ‘Wage Earnings of Manufacturing Workers in Bangladesh: Do Trade Unions Matter?’ revealed that workers in unionised readymade garment (RMG) factories make 10% more money than non-unionised RMG and non-RMG workers.
