The meeting is expected to begin at 11am, Babul Akter, the workers’ representative on the wage board, told The Business Standard.
A file photo of Bangladesh’s garment sector is resilient, but without stable energy and logistics, its export success remains vulnerable. Photo: TBS
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A file photo of Bangladesh’s garment sector is resilient, but without stable energy and logistics, its export success remains vulnerable. Photo: TBS
The first meeting of the newly formed wage board for garment workers is scheduled to be held today (4 November), amid ongoing protests by workers demanding higher wages.
The meeting is expected to begin at 11am, Babul Akter, the workers’ representative on the wage board, told The Business Standard.
Meanwhile, the chairman of the six-member wage board has resigned for personal reasons, Babul Akter said.
He added that the government has issued a gazette notification appointing a new chairman in his place.
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