Factories

Factories

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99.72% Gazipur factories paid April wages: Industrial Police

99.73% of the total of Gazipur's industrial establishments have cleared Eid-ul-Adha bonuses

For most women garment workers, mental health support remains either unavailable or inaccessible.Photo: Rajib Dhar.

1,500 factories, including 409 garment, textile units, yet to pay Eid bonuses: Industrial police

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman held a meeting with officials concerned to discuss the reopening of closed factories under the Textiles and Jute Ministry on 4 May 2026. Photo: PMO

PM orders simplifying project approval process to attract investment

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BGMEA offers incentives for rooftop solar adoption in factories

An employee works on the electric vehicle (EV) production line at the Zeekr factory in Cixi, Zhejiang province, China 19 March 2025. Photo: Reuters

Factories around the world brace for Trump tariffs

Govt plans jobs for laid-off workers of 16 Beximco factories

Govt plans jobs for laid-off workers of 16 Beximco factories

Keya Group announces permanent closure of 4 factories in Gazipur from 1 May

Keya Group announces permanent closure of 4 factories in Gazipur from 1 May

According to the notices of the closed factories, workers were involved in disruptive activities such as threats, fighting, and creating chaos, which were deemed illegal under the Bangladesh Labour Act. Photo: TBS

30 RMG factories closed in Gazipur, 239 workers laid off

Workers protest in front of an RMG factory in Ashulia on 30 September 2024. Photo: TBS

Workers protest by blocking highway in Ashulia

Infographics: TBS

RMG owners accept all 18 demands of workers, factories to operate normally from today 

RMG factory closed amid workers unrest on 24 September 2024. Photo: Collected

55 factories in Ashulia still remain closed

Representational image. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Most factories in Ashulia reopen amid tightened security

Infographics: TBS

Ctg RMG factories reopen amid fears; port still affected