Textiles & Apparel

International Labor Organization (ILO) has raised concerns over ongoing labor unrest in Bangladesh’s ready-made garment sector, emphasizing the

Workers of Birds Group in Ashulia blocked the Nabinagar-Chandra highway on 30th September, protesting for unpaid wages. The demonstration began around

Worker unrest erupted in the Ashulia industrial area as garment workers demanded either a minimum wage of Tk 25,000 or a reduction in working hours to

Garment exporters in Bangladesh are ramping up production to recover from months of disruption caused by nationwide protests, political upheaval, and

The acceptance of garment workers’ 18-point demand by the government and factory owners is a positive step that may help end the ongoing unrest

Recent protests in Bangladesh’s apparel industry have led to the shutdown of numerous factories, with 30% of upcoming season orders shifting to

American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) and Fair Labor Association (FLA) have called on Bangladesh’s interim government to implement key re

31 RMG factories in Savar and Ashulia shut down due to ongoing worker protests. Fifteen of these factories closed indefinitely under Section 13(1) of

Nearly all 407 garment factories in Ashulia, Savar, Zirabo, and Zirani resumed operations after increased security measures were put in place to addre

A ready-made garments factory in Ashulia’s Jamgra area, Madinaple Fashion Craft Ltd, has filed a case against 20 workers for allegedly vandalizi