This document discusses Bangladeshi workers and industrialization in Bangladesh. It defines different types of workers such as trainees, temporary, part-time, and permanent. It also examines the classification and increasing contribution of industry to GDP in Bangladesh. Some key causes of industrial backwardness are identified as lack of capital, infrastructure, and technological knowledge. Child labor statistics are provided showing 13.4% of children ages 5-14 work. Employment rates in agriculture and services from 2009-2019 are shown. Finally, different living conditions of workers such as housing, bosti, factory accommodation, and group housing are outlined.

1. Bangladeshi Workers
Department: School of Business
Course No.: BBA 526
Course Title: Industrial Relations
Course Outline: Spring-2021
Supervised by: Parul Akhter
Associate Professor
Submitted by: Nayma Akter Meem
ID: 18.01.02.045
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2. Worker
• A worker is someone who performs personally any work or service
for an end-user who is not a client or customer, whether under a
contract of employment or any other contract.

3. •Trainee
•Badli
•Temporary
•Part-time
•Apprentice
•Permanent
Classification of Bangladeshi Workers

4. Industrialization in Bangladesh:
• The rate of GDP growth accelerated in Bangladesh since the
beginning of the 1990s.
• The product account of the GDP in Bangladesh is usually classified
into three broad categories: Agriculture, Industries (consisting of
large, medium and small- scale industries, construction, utilities and
mining) and Services.
The contribution of Industry Sector to GDP is progressively increasing in
Bangladesh.

6. What are the causes of industrial backwardness
in Bangladesh explain?
• lack of positive and favorable industrial policy,
• small savings,
• want of capital,
• lack of infrastructural facilities,
• lack of technological knowledge
• unskilled manpower,
• political instability,
• and lack of proper govt policy.

7. The percentage of child labor in Bangladesh
• Results from the SIMPOC-
supported Bangladesh National
Child Labor Survey indicate
that 13.4 per cent (4.7 million) of
all children ages 5-14 work;
• This is 18.5 per cent (3.4 million) of
boys and 7.8 per cent (1.3 million)
of girls in this age group.

8. Employment rate in Bangladesh
Characteristic Agriculture Services
2019 38.3% 40.38%
2018 39.39% 39.77%
2017 40.6% 38.98%
2016 42.66% 36.87%
Distribution of employment by economic sector from 2009 to 2019

9. Living condition of Bangladesh
• 1. Housing
• 2. Bosti
• 3. Factory Accommodation
• 4. Group Housing or Mess

10. Thank you
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