RMG sector

20-member tripartite council formed

The government has formed a 20-member tripartite consultative council with representatives from workers, employers and the government for the country's readymade garment (RMG) sector, reports BSS. 
State Minister for Labour and Employment M Mujibul Haque and ministry's deputy secretary (labour) will act as president and member-secretary of the council which will review the labour situation and its development time to time in the country's readymade garment (RMG) sector, said a handout yesterday. 
Secretary of the labour and employment ministry and one representative (joint secretary level and above) from commerce ministry, home ministry, textile and jute ministry, foreign ministry and labour and employment ministry will represent the government side while six representatives each from different organisations of the employers and the workers will represent from the sides of the employers and workers. 
The council generally will hold meeting at least thrice annually.  This consultative council will remain valid until further order by the government. 
According to the handout, the newly formed council will advise the government to take different measures for developing RMG employers-workers relations and increasing productivity considering the country's existing overall socioeconomic situation. 

RMG sector

20-member tripartite council formed

The government has formed a 20-member tripartite consultative council with representatives from workers, employers and the government for the countrys readymade garment (RMG) sector, reports BSS. State Minister for Labour and Employment M Mujibul Haque and ministrys deputy secretary (labour) will act as president and member-secretary of the council which will review the labour situation and its development time to time in the countrys readymade garment (RMG) sector, said a handout yesterday. Secretary of the labour and employment ministry and one representative (joint secretary level and above) from commerce ministry, home ministry, textile and jute ministry, foreign ministry and labour and employment ministry will represent the government side while six representatives each from different organisations of the employers and the workers will represent from the sides of the employers and workers. The council generally will hold meeting at least thrice annually. This consultative council will remain valid until further order by the government. According to the handout, the newly formed council will advise the government to take different measures for developing RMG employers-workers relations and increasing productivity considering the countrys existing overall socioeconomic situation.