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Female workers keep the garments export rolling
Staff Reporter:
Few millions of female garment workers have kept the industry rolling, Says a recent study.
The report was made jointly by UNDP and BKMEA. It shows that 95% garment workers both in woven and knit sectors and female who are working relentlessly to earn foreign exchange for the country which is highest amongst all export sectors. This ratio is on increase since a number of female workers are joining this industry every day
Nasima, a female worker from a knit factory at Tongi says, “It’s a great pride for me that I earn myself and support my family. But unfortunately, my wages are not enough to live a decent life.”
Though these female workers are contributing to our economy, but unfortunately their living has not improved, especially in health care and family planning. Few NGOs are working with them but that’s not enough.
Mrs. Sumita, a NGO worker says that much need to be done for these Impoverished workers and it’s not possible to improve their living standard without the support from the Govt.