Speakers said that women workers regularly face harassment, violence, and especially cyber abuse at the workplace They urged both factory owners and the state to take effective steps to stop these abuses “Having laws is not enough—there must be proper enforcement and...

Speakers at an event yesterday urged the government to amend the Bangladesh Labour Act 2006 to recognise domestic, home-based, transport, waste and other informal workers, who make up 85 percent of the country's workforce. They also called on political parties to...

About 450 occupations in Bangladesh’s informal sector have been identified, with most workers found to be engaged in retail and sales, followed by agriculture and livestock, food and beverage services, transport, and crafts, according to a joint study. The study,...

Karmojibi Nari organises a discussion on the findings of a study, titled ‘Mapping of Informal Sector Workers in Bangladesh: Challenges, Opportunities and Policy Implications’, at the Daily Star Centre in Dhaka on Monday. | Press release Trade union leaders and labour...

''On Human Rights Day, what needs to happen to protect Bangladesh’s garment workers?'' Karmojibi Nari (KN) and Bangladesh Center for Workers Solidarity (BCWS) jointly wrote a blog on Just Transition in the RMG Industry in Bangladesh in honor of Human Rights Day 2024...