Remittance
RemittanceGovt to create 20,000 BPO professionals in 5 years
The ICT Division in partnership with the private sector will create 20,000 Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) professionals in the next five years through providing training online to college and ...
Support centre to be set up for expatriate workers: Minister
Besides, a hospital and diagnostic centre will be set up at Bhatara in the capital to provide medical services to the expatriate workers at low cost
Overseas labour market needs concerted efforts to prevent downfall
People involved in human trafficking in the name of sending workers abroad should be brought to book on a priority basis as they are not only ruining the lives of the overseas job aspirants, but also ...
RMMRU survey
35pc female migrant workers face physical abuse
The RMMRU survey shows that 92 per cent of the women face all sorts of problems including abuse by their own family
Remittance inflow to become normal in 2-3 months: Finance minister
Finance minister AHM Mustafa Kamal has said he is expecting the country’s remittance inflow to become normal within two to three months
Ministry to bear Covid test expenses of UAE-bound passengers
The ministry of expatriates welfare will bear the expenses (Tk 1,600) of UAE bound workers undergoing Covid-19 tests at the RT-PCR laboratories of Dhaka Airport
It is alarming to summon Tasneem Siddiqui by parliamentary committee
Though the jurisdiction of any parliamentary standing committee to summon and seeking explanations is not denied, constitutional limitations of the jurisdiction is well established as well
Bangladesh advances in freelancing, falls behind in hourly wages
Bangladesh, which is the world’s second-largest source of freelancing after India, falls behind in the hourly wages of freelancers.
Bangladesh migrants need more protection and support: Experts
Bangladesh migrants, who contribute immensely to the economy by remitting around $20 billion annually, still face various problems including high migration costs, harassment, abuse and low wages, ...
Next step of digital Bangladesh is cashless society: Joy
Prime minister’s ICT Affairs adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy Wednesday said that the next step of digital Bangladesh is building a cashless society to ensure transparency, accountability and mobility in ...
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