Dhaka, Aug. 7 -- Since assuming office a year ago, the Ministry of Labour and Employment has undertaken various initiatives, including the formation of a Labour Rights Reform Commission, the reformation of the National Tripartite Consultative Council (NTCC), and the initiation of amendments to the Bangladesh Labour Act.

According to data from the Labour and Employment Ministry, a key focus was placed on addressing workers' rights, safety, and fair wages.

The interim government formed a 10-member Labour Reform Commission on November 17, 2024, with Executive Director of Bangladesh Institute of Labour Studies (BILS) Syed Sultan Uddin Ahmed as the chief, to ensure proper reforms in the sector.

The commission was established to evaluate and...