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Empowering Communities, Building Futures

We are dedicated to protecting workers' rights, promoting fair labor practices, and creating meaningful impact through collaboration and advocacy.

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Federations

Workers Represented

Complaints Handled

Years of Impact

Dispute Resolution & Paralegal Impact

Resolving Labour Disputes (2019–2022)

Delivering justice and support to thousands of workers across Bangladesh

6,018

Labour Complaints Handled

2,966

Cases Resolved

49% resolution rate

18,408

Workers Benefited

50.2% women beneficiaries

485

Referred to Authorities

Cases referred to government authorities

Updated Impact

Continuing Progress (Up to 2025)

Recent milestones in worker reinstatement, compensation, and legal support

3,505

Workers Reached

Workers Reinstated

Successfully reinstated to their positions

106

Workers Compensated

Workers received compensation

BDT 37,24,409

Total Compensation

Total compensation disbursed

Labour Court Cases Filed

Filed with panel lawyer support

Institutional Strength

Building Capacity & Knowledge

Training, toolkits, and organizational development

Master Trainers Trained

101

Building training capacity across federations

Union Action Plans

Basic Unions developed structured action plans

CB Toolkit Published

Collective Bargaining Toolkit for union leaders

HR & Financial Policies

Organizational policies developed for WRC

Women, Youth & International

Leadership & Global Engagement

Driving gender-responsive practices and international collaboration

Women & Youth Committees

Active committees driving inclusive leadership

Strategic Plans (2025–2028)

Long-term strategic planning for sustainable growth

Gender-Responsive Practices

Mainstreaming gender equality across all programs

Harassment Complaint Committees

Sexual harassment complaint committees in unionized factories

TU-ILS Engagement

Trade union participation in International Labour Standards

Labour Law Analysis

Analysis of Bangladesh Labour Act & EPZ Labour Act

Bipartite Dialogue

Structured dialogue with employers for workplace improvements

International Collaboration

Partnership with ILO, GIZ, TEI, Better Work Bangladesh

Our Mission

Advocating for Rights,
Driving Change

Building a just and equitable society for every worker

We are committed to advancing workers' rights and social justice through education, advocacy, and community engagement. Our programs empower individuals to become active participants in shaping fair labor practices and inclusive policies.

Through partnerships with national and international organizations, we create sustainable programs that uplift communities and protect the most vulnerable members of our workforce.

About Us

Workers' Rights

Protecting and promoting fair labor practices and safe working conditions.

Education

Training and capacity building for workers and community leaders.

Social Welfare

Healthcare, safety nets, and support for workers and their families.

Advocacy

Policy advocacy at national and international levels for systemic change.

What People Say

Hear from our members and partners about the impact we create together

Prior to this, the CEC in his scheduled speech said that all necessary arrangements for the election to be held tomorrow, Thursday, have been finalised, and full preparedness for election day has been ensured. Nationwide public awareness activities are being conducted in coordination with relevant government departments to increase voter participation.

Donald Trumph

President, USA

Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin said, “We are working in accordance with our commitment, within constitutional obligations and the law, with the goal of holding a free, fair, and credible election. Therefore, there is no reason for fear.” He made this remark today, Wednesday, in response to a journalist’s query at a briefing organised by the Election Commission (EC) Secretariat for foreign election observers and media personnel at a hotel in the capital.

Abdul Ramos

Odit iure ut vel vol

Officer-in-charge of Syedpur police station Rezaul Karim told Prothom Alo in the afternoon that the total amount recovered was Tk 7.4 million. Legal procedures are underway. He said Belal Uddin Pradhan had been detained after the army, acting on intelligence information, held him at the airport and informed the police.