Labour reform imperative
Labour-management relations have left much to be desired in this industrially least developed country. In a country of an oversize population, supply of labour has always outpaced the generation of employment. Naturally, owners of factories and industrial units have dictated the terms. But the problem with such an arrangement is...
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Taking port capacity to next level
The Port of Chittagong stands on the brink of a transformative change, driven by the involvement of leading global players in port operations and logistics. Dubai-based DP World, renowned for managing some of the world's most efficient ports and logistics networks, is reportedly in the final stages of negotiations with...
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Policy support for startups
I am writing to draw attention to a crucial yet less discussed issue in our national business discourse-the urgent need for comprehensive policy support for Bangladesh's startup ecosystem. While the government has made strides in promoting digital transformation, the startup landscape, which has immense potential to drive economic growth and...
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Women in policing
Police officers are often seen solely as agents of law enforcement, but behind the badge lies a workforce that increasingly includes women who are making significant contributions. Since 1974, when 14 women were first appointed to the Special Branch, female participation in Bangladesh Police has grown steadily. In 1976, the...
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