The Workers Resource Centre (WRC) –a joint platform of the National Coordination Committee for Workers Education (NCCWE) and the IndustriALL Bangladesh Council (IBC), established in 2017 and launched in 2018.
It serves as a one-stop-shop for workers necessary information, education, and assistance on labour-related grievance, while supporting..
The Workers Resource Centre (WRC) has started a new journey On 10th August, 2022 the Workers Resource Centre (WRC) has started a new journey to work for the informal sector workers by launching a new project for Construction & Domestic Workers. The project is named as ” Promoting Decent Work & Women’s Rights…
WRC serves as a one-stop-shop for workers needing information, education, and assistance on labour-related grievance, while supporting and promoting social dialogue and non-litigious dispute prevention and resolution.
It also aims to build the capacity of trade unions to operate more efficiently and to provide better services to members and to workers alike. Currently, it benefits from the support of the ILO SDIR Project, with development assistance from the Governments of Denmark and Sweden.
The Workers Resource Centre (WRC) –a joint platform of the National Coordination Committee for Workers Education (NCCWE)
The WRC is here to assist the professionalization of trade unions and federations by providing training and services for union members and workers.
The WRC can provide expert advice on issues such as trade union organizing and administration, negotiation and collective bargaining, grievance handling as well as occupational safety and health.
It serves as a one-stop-shop for workers needing information, education, and assistance on labour-related grievance.
WRC provide workers necessary information, education, and assistance on labour-related grievance, while supporting and promoting social dialogue and non-litigious dispute prevention and resolution.
WRC serves as a one-stop-shop for assistance on labour-related grievance, while supporting and promoting social dialogue and non-litigious dispute prevention and resolution.
