Tea workers in Bangladesh
Stop the exploitation of tea workers in Bangladesh and fix the industry
Equal opportunities are no longer enough to bring the tea workers in Bangladesh out of their current conditions.
Most tea workers continue protest for pay hike
Many tea plantation workers continued their protest yesterday, disregarding their union leaders’ agreement on the withdrawal of ongoing strike demanding pay hike.
Tea workers will continue demo for Tk 300 wage
Many tea garden workers last night vowed to continue their protests for Tk 300 daily wage, hours after they called off their strike following the prime minister's directives for raising their daily wage from Tk 120 to Tk 145.
PM directs to raise tea workers' wage to Tk 145; strike called off
Moulvibazar Deputy Commissioner Mir Nahid Ahsan has said the daily wage of tea workers has been increased from Tk 120 to Tk 145, on the directive of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Tea workers block roads demanding Tk 300 daily wage
Tea workers blocked the Sylhet-Moulvibazar highway and Moulvibazar-Borolekha road on the eighth day of their strike demanding Tk 300 daily wage.
The real worth of a cup of tea
Tea is a sector that requires time and patience. The problem with our new entrepreneurs is that they all want instant yields.
Tea workers’ demo for raise: ‘No one cares about our pain’
Demanding a pay hike, tea garden workers across the country yesterday went on an indefinite work abstention.
Tea workers go on indefinite work abstention demanding pay hike
Tea garden workers across the country started an indefinite work abstention this morning (August 13, 2022) in demand of a wage hike.
Tea workers cry for winter clothes
Bone-chilling cold wave accompanied by mild wind in the last few days have disrupted normal life in Sreemangal of the district. Especially poor people living in tea gardens in the upazila are more vulnerable as they are passing days in extreme misery without warm clothes.
Stop the exploitation of tea workers in Bangladesh and fix the industry
Equal opportunities are no longer enough to bring the tea workers in Bangladesh out of their current conditions.
Most tea workers continue protest for pay hike
Many tea plantation workers continued their protest yesterday, disregarding their union leaders’ agreement on the withdrawal of ongoing strike demanding pay hike.
Tea workers will continue demo for Tk 300 wage
Many tea garden workers last night vowed to continue their protests for Tk 300 daily wage, hours after they called off their strike following the prime minister's directives for raising their daily wage from Tk 120 to Tk 145.
PM directs to raise tea workers' wage to Tk 145; strike called off
Moulvibazar Deputy Commissioner Mir Nahid Ahsan has said the daily wage of tea workers has been increased from Tk 120 to Tk 145, on the directive of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Tea workers block roads demanding Tk 300 daily wage
Tea workers blocked the Sylhet-Moulvibazar highway and Moulvibazar-Borolekha road on the eighth day of their strike demanding Tk 300 daily wage.
The real worth of a cup of tea
Tea is a sector that requires time and patience. The problem with our new entrepreneurs is that they all want instant yields.
Tea workers’ demo for raise: ‘No one cares about our pain’
Demanding a pay hike, tea garden workers across the country yesterday went on an indefinite work abstention.
Tea workers go on indefinite work abstention demanding pay hike
Tea garden workers across the country started an indefinite work abstention this morning (August 13, 2022) in demand of a wage hike.
Tea workers cry for winter clothes
Bone-chilling cold wave accompanied by mild wind in the last few days have disrupted normal life in Sreemangal of the district. Especially poor people living in tea gardens in the upazila are more vulnerable as they are passing days in extreme misery without warm clothes.