LatestCorporate Compliance 2 November 2026
Bangladesh Garment Wage War Forces 500 Factory Closures
Bangladesh’s garment industry is in turmoil as more than 500 factories have closed following massive protests demanding a minimum wage of 30,000 taka. The government responded by establishing a Minimum Wages Commission, but workers say the move does not address their core grievances, and strikes persist across major production hubs.
Bangladesh’s garment sector is facing a wage war after workers demanded a minimum wage of 30,000 taka.
- More than 500 factories have shut down amid protests.
- The government announced a Minimum Wages Commission, but unrest continues.
- Workers say the commission does not meet their core demands.
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