Candlelight Solidarity on World Human Rights Day
On World Human Rights Day, Gender Platform Bangladesh brought together activists, workers, and community members at Manik Mia Avenue for
A Successful Workshop by the Bangladesh Labour Foundation for the RMG Industry
We’re thrilled to announce a successful workshop organized by the Bangladesh Labour Foundation, aimed at enhancing compliance and efficiency in the Ready-Made Garments (RMG) industry. Factory owners from across the region gathered to learn, share, and grow in their businesses.
Highlights from the Workshop:
Trade License Updates:Factory owners received expert guidance on the legal requirements and processes to keep their trade licenses up to date.
Signboards with Factory Names:Learn how to create impactful signboards that not only comply with regulations but also contribute to brand recognition.
Attendance Registers:Discover the significance of maintaining accurate attendance records.
ID Card Issuance:Uncover the benefits of issuing employee ID cards and ensure their security.
Kudos to our skilled trainers who led the workshop, sharing valuable insights and best practices with the factory owners.
It’s inspiring to see these industry leaders committing to improve their operations, ensuring a brighter future for the RMG sector.Stay tuned for more updates on our initiatives to support and empower the local RMG industry!
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