World’s second biggest apparel exporter should review the minimum wage for garment workers annually instead of every five years, says report
DHAKA – Bangladesh is being urged to review the minimum wage for garment workers annually - instead of every five years as at present - to reduce the "extreme tension between workers, employers and government", says a report.
The study, by the Global Labor Institute (GLI) at Cornell University, New York, points out that other apparel exporting countries, like Vietnam, Indonesia and Cambodia, conduct annual minimum wage reviews.
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