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Govt putting in more efforts to build developed country: Waseqa 

State minister for finance Waseqa Ayesha Khan on Tuesday said that the government had intensified its efforts to transform Bangladesh into a developed nation by 2041 through economic stability, science education, scientific research, innovation and support for the agriculture sector to ensure food security...

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Unravelling taxation conundrum

IN AN era when digitisation is rapidly reshaping economies, Bangladesh stands at a crossroads. Online businesses, from  electronic commerce giants to freelance platforms, are creating employment and contributing to economic growth...

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RMG injury scheme now covers commuting accidents

The government has expanded the coverage of the pilot Bangladesh RMG employment injury scheme to include compensation for accidents that may occur when workers are commuting to and from work...

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Addressing unemployment

WITHIN the rich and diverse fabric of Bangladesh’s educational panorama, there exists a formidable barrier that obstructs its path to progress: a conspicuous inadequacy in the standard of education. Despite a remarkable surge in enrolment rates, a closer scrutiny uncovers...

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Over 1.6cr Bangladeshis employed abroad in 48 years: state minister

State minister for expatriates’ welfare and overseas employment, Shofiqur Rahman Choudhury, on Wednesday told the parliament that over the past 48 years, approximately 1.63 crore Bangladeshis have secured employment in 176 countries worldwide.....

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Govt has issues to address to contain unemployment

AN INCREASE in unemployment rate has become a major cause of concern while unemployment and under-employment have for long been indicators of jobless growth. The Bureau of Statistics, in its quarterly labour force survey, made public...

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US unemployment edges up as hiring slows down

US job growth slowed more than analysts anticipated in April while unemployment crept up, government data showed Friday, signalling that the labour market is cooling though still relatively resilient.