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Thousands of garment workers in Bangladesh went down to the street to protest for another wage increase

By Lindsay Timmerman on Apr 14 th 2020

Although the government increased the wage by 51%, the workers deemed the salary still too low to cover their living expenses. The new wage fell short to the demanded monthly wage of $189 proposed by the workers. As a result, workers initiated another protest with over 5000 participants, causing 52 factories across Dhaka to shut down.

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Readymade Sustainability Council set up in Bangladesh to ensure workers’ safety
Bangladesh Government once again raised the monthly wage of garment workers to $95

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