Women Workers

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Thoughts

Inclusive growth: Gender equality and economic development in Bangladesh’s RMG sector - why aren’t there enough women in leadership?

The ready-made garments (RMG) sector has been the driving force behind Bangladesh’s economic rise, propelling the country to become the world’s second-largest garment exporter

Speakers at an event at BRAC INN, Dhaka on 22 December 2024. Photo: Courtesy
RMG

Speakers call for safer workplaces, gender justice for women in RMG sector

Once the backbone of the industry, women's share in the RMG workforce has dropped from over 80% at the time of the sector's inception in the 1980s to 53% in 2023. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Women are leaving the RMG labour force. What are the long-term implications?

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RMG

Women workers in RMG sector decreasing: report

BGMEA president. Photo: Al Jazeera
RMG

BGMEA condemns Guardian article 'defaming' RMG women workers

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Thoughts

Women can do it all. But should women do it all?

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Bangladesh

75% women workers of DEPZ factories mentally, verbally harassed

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Bangladesh

70% of women who lost jobs in pandemic return to work: World Bank study

24 Bangladeshi women rescued from captivity in KSA
Bangladesh

24 Bangladeshi women rescued from captivity in KSA

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Women Empowerment

No increase in women’s participation in other sectors like in RMG: Study

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Panorama

Why are female workers disappearing from our RMG factories?

By 2030, automation will take place in apparel manufacturing, and Bangladesh will lose the advantage of low-cost labour and mass production. Photo: Mumit M/TBS
RMG

Women participation in white collar garment jobs still poor