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Ministry of Labour and Employment Forms Minimum Wage Board for Garment Workers

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The Ministry of Labour and Employment formed a minimum wage board specifically for garment workers. This board includes representatives from employers, workers, and an independent category. Ashfaqur Rahman was appointed as the chairman, and Anwar Hossain was appointed as a member of the board. The board is directed to determine the minimum wage for garment workers in consultation with all representatives.

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The board's mandate is to determine the minimum wage for garment workers. This process directly affects labor costs and wage structures within the garment industry. The board must consult with representatives of employers and workers during this determination.

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