Corporate Social Responsibility

Research project on the conditions of garment manufacturing in Bangladesh and other countries, focusing on the use of child labor.

The Garment Industry Incident of Bangladesh  Clothing factory in Bangladesh The three garment companies that were sourcing from the factories of Bangladesh

The Garment Industry Incident of Bangladesh.

Labor relations

The fire that broke out in New York’s Triangle Waist Company in 1911 continues to serve as a harrowing testimony to the inhuman conditions that poor and struggling industrial workers had to thrive in. This article explores the current state of employee and labor relations, highlighting the need for strict ethical standards and improved working conditions in sweatshops.

Cornell University

The Unforgivable Fire at Triangle Factory: Was the Lesson Learnt?

The thesis focuses on the exploration of the problems of health facilities and poor wages for the workers and the ethical dilemmas of the consumers across the world. The article discusses the issues of health hazards, underpayment for workers, and moral and ethical issues involved in sweatshops in developing countries.

Current Issues in Sweatshops in Developing Countries

This article discusses the violation of laws and exploitation of workers by multinational enterprises in India and Bangladesh. It highlights the issues of low wages, bad working conditions, and abuse faced by workers. The need for stricter regulations to protect workers' rights is emphasized.

Leadership Management

Languages and Culture

Political Science

Multinational Enterprises: India and Bangladesh

The essay discusses the unfair and unsafe labor practices in the US. It highlights the violation of laborers' rights to freedom of association, unsafe working conditions, and exploitation of cheap labor. The essay concludes with the importance of fair trade methods and ethical labor product manufacturing.

The Garment Industry Incident of Bangladesh.