Prospects of Garment Industry in Bangladesh: 1. Financial Prospect: Over the last fifteen years or so the garments industries have emerged as the largest source of earning foreign currency. Industry Sector: 2.5 In the industry sector‚ which contributed 29.7 percent of GDP‚ growth rate slowed down from 6.8 percent of FY08 to 5.9 percent in FY09. Within this sub-sector knitwear‚ rice milling‚ dairy products‚ leather products‚ footwear‚ embroidery‚ wooden furniture‚ paper and paper products‚ nonmetallic
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A STUDY ON THE WORKING OF SCM GARMENTS A Summer Training Report submitted to the SRM University In partial fulfilment of the requirements For the award of the Degree of MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Submitted by SAFI.A (Reg. No.3511220029) Under the guidance of Mrs. JYOTHI‚ MCA.‚M.Phil.‚ (Ph.D).‚ School of Management‚ SRM University Ramapuram Campus‚ Chennai – 89. AUGUST 2013 School of Management SRM UNIVERSITY Ramapuram Campus Certificate This is to certify that the
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STUDY: CBA GARMENTS Manufacturing Corporation Executive Summary CBA Garment‚ Inc. started as a single proprietorship. Over the years‚ it evolved into a corporation whose shareholders are mostly family members. The company specializes in making wedding ensembles from the gown of the bride to the dainty attires and accessories of the maid of honors‚ the flower girls down to the ring bearers. The company specializes particularly in the manufacture of ready-made bridal gowns. CBA Garment has opened
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Table of Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 2 Garments Industry: A Global Perspective 3 Global Trends in Garments 3 Garments Industry: A Pakistani Perspective 4 FLIGHT TO BANGLADESH 8 Competition 9 Application of Porter’s Diamond Model: 10 LABOR 10 RAW MATERIAL 10 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS 11 MACHINERY 11 R&D 12 Perspective of a local Garments Importer‚ Exporter and Distributor 16 BENCHMARKING ANALYSIS OF THE GARMENTS SECTOR 18 Poor Practices 19 Good Practices 21 GOOD PRACTICES/RECOMMENDATIONS
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Assignment on: International compliance and Bangladeshi garments. Course code: Tex-3021 Course title: Wet Processing Technology-II Submitted To : Md. Shahidul Islam Lecturer Department of Textile Engineering Southeast University Submitted By : Md. Raju Ahmed Id No:2011100400035 Batch: 17th Section: 01 Date of Submission: 26/12/2013 Page 1 of 10 International compliance and Bangladeshi garments Md.Raju Ahmed Id:2011100400035 Batch: 17th Department of textile Engineering
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GARMENT FACTORY TRAGEDY IN BANGLADESH Bangladesh‚ the world’s second largest garment exporter‚ earns more than 10 per cent of its GDP from readymade garment factories. The country has about 4‚500 factories‚ employing around 4million people. But worker in garment work at a very law price and in a very insecure condition taking the risk of life. Moreover this readymade garment sector has become a death trap for the workers in Bangladesh. Building collapse and fire are very frequent incident in this
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same rights‚ for example undocumented woman have it harder than any other women in the work force. Garment works is a very common job among undocumented women as Soldatenko mention on her article “These occupations‚ such as jobs in the service industry‚ electronics‚ and garment manufacturing are‚ accompanied by terrible working conditions and extremely low wages. In the case of Latinas in the garment industry‚ their undocumented status further restricts their jobs options” (Soldatenko p.240).
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Organization 4 : Kera Group Type : Garments Manufacture Products : Woven and Knit Job duration : Since June 2012 to Till Now Job position : Sr. Merchandiser Organization 3 : Ether Tex Limited Type : Garments Manufacture Products : Woven Job duration : Since April 2011 to May 2012 Job position : Asst. Manager Merchandising (Woven). Organization 2 : Rebecca Fashions Limited Type : Garments Manufacture Products : Woven Job duration : Since November
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I. Point of View In this case analysis‚ we would take the point of view of an external adviser. II. Timeline 1954 - Establishment of the Armour Garments Company 1954-1967 - The company grew from 50 workers in 1954 to about 250 workers in 1967 Mid 1960s - More undershirt factories opened 1972 - Market for undershirt took a downturn - Introduction of “Blossom” which is a cheaper new product of AGC but with the same quality
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Work A Study in Fashion Industry Himanshu Sukhwani‚ Tusshar Kumar‚ Vinayak Sharma‚ Chandan Kumar 9/7/2010 The nature of work is changing at whirlwind speed. Perhaps now more than ever before‚ job stress poses a threat to the health of workers of garment industries and‚ in turn‚ to the health organizations. Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3 Stress in the Workplace
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