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Employment
EmploymentBCS preliminary exams: BPSC discloses probable date
Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC) has disclosed the probable time of 42nd special Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) preliminary examinations.
Bdesh Jaatra platform,
Govt to send 1000 workers overseas from each upazila
The online platform ‘Bdesh Jaatra’ (foreign travel) will offer information on all sorts of services relevant to migration, including managing remittance.
Women migrant workers return scarred and suffering
The return of women migrant workers has increased by 14 times compared to last year. Many of them return scarred and suffering
Anti-human trafficking law
How far is the demand for amendment logical?
When international organisations including the United Nations have been appreciating Bangladesh's anti-human trafficking law and various steps taken by the government, at the time how far is it ...
Returnee migrants face livelihood crisis
The number of migrant workers returning to the country this year is five times higher than the normal period. As it is, there is a higher number of unemployed people in the country. The returnee ...
Time to reintroduce COVID tests, quarantine for inbound passengers: PM Hasina
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina has said in the wake of massive COVID-19 outbreak again across the globe, the time has come to reintroduce coronavirus tests for every inbound passenger in all ports
38th BCS
541 to be appointed to non-cadre posts
The Public Service Commission (PSC) has recommended that 541 candidates who have passed the 38th BCS exam but had not secured post in the cadre service, be appointed as first class non-cadre officers.
Migration
Middlemen to be brought under registration to avoid fraud
The research organisation, RMMRU (Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit), has long been recommending that middlemen in the migration sector be brought under legal process in order to cut down ...
Coronavirus outbreak
25pc of youth lose jobs
Before the coronavirus outbreak, Ferdous Ifthekhar would provide IT training to 40 job seekers in two batches at an organisation in Uttara.
Women's careers during the pandemic
Alternative work is uncertain too
54 per cent of the domestic workers in Dhaka and other cities have lost their jobs. Among them, only five per cent succeeded to manage other jobs.
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