Bangladesh'S Clothing Industry Promotes "Enterprise And Worker Welfare Plan".

< p > > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp" > Bangladesh < /a > the garment manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) recently signed a cooperation agreement with the British consulting agency Impactt, and launched the "enterprise and worker welfare program" (BBW) project in Bangladesh.

The project aims to enhance Bangladesh's garment industry's production capacity and is expected to be implemented in 200 factories in Bangladesh capital Dhaka and Chittagong, with a specific implementation time of December 2015.

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< p > at present, the agency has carried out related projects in Bangladesh's 45 a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" clothing factory < /a > to help local factories improve production efficiency and product quality and provide better employment environment for workers.

BGMEA President Atiqul Islam said: "Bangladesh clothing industry needs to improve the skills and productivity of workers in order to remain competitive in the global market.

The cooperation marks a step forward for the garment manufacturing industry.

BGMEA will support the development of the garment industry and make it a more competitive industry. "

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< p > the project entitled "enterprise and worker welfare program" was first introduced in 2011. So far, it has signed a cooperation agreement with 73 export a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > clothing manufacturers < /a > in India and Bangladesh.

The project has won support from many European and American brands and retailers, including Arcadia group, Martha general store, Tesco, Ralph Lauren and so on.

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< p > the focus of the project is how to improve productivity, productivity, product quality and human resource management efficiency, and how to provide a better working environment for employees.

The project managers will participate in the daily production and operation activities of the factory, and instruct the managers how to solve problems, improve the level of decision-making, and enhance their ability in human resource management, communication and quality management.

The projects implemented in Bangladesh also include part of personnel health and safety in production.

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Less than two years ago, the implementation of the project in Bangladesh by P Impactt showed that in general, the production efficiency of the factory was increased by 18.3% and the efficiency of cutting was increased by 1.14% before and after the project implementation.

This means that clothing factories can produce more clothing with equal amount of material, and garment workers can get more rewards.

On the other hand, the absenteeism rate of workers has decreased by 33.7% on average.

This data shows that the work enthusiasm of garment workers is higher.

At the same time, the number of workers applying for resign each month has also fallen by half as much as before the project started.

From the perspective of workers' salaries, two factories, for example, have a monthly salary increase of 6.3 US dollars and a 11.9% increase in hourly wage after the implementation of the project.

The percentage of workers who worked for more than 60 hours per week decreased by 43.5%, and the quality of life of workers improved significantly due to the decrease in working hours.

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