Bangladesh'S Textile And Garment Workers' Wages Fell By An Average Of 2%

< p > according to the actual purchasing power parity, in the past 10 years, Bangladesh garments "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "> clothing < /a > the wages of sector workers have dropped by more than 2%. In this regard, Bangladesh chose to rearrange a target=" _blank "href=" target= "> textile > industry.

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"P" over the past few years, foreign investors have rearranged their clothing industry to Bangladesh, because wages in China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam and some other garment producers and exporters have started to rise.

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According to the actual purchasing power parity basis, from 2001 to 2011, Bangladesh's textile wages dropped by more than 2%, while Mexico dropped by nearly 30%.

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< p > among Bangladesh's 16 garment producing and exporting countries, Bangladesh's clothing workers are the lowest.

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Bangladesh is the second largest garment exporter in the world. It is next only to China. Recently, Bangladesh has attracted media attention due to the collapse of industrial buildings. Mexico is regarded as a successful development story in the clothing trade.

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< p > according to a recent survey conducted by the workers' rights society, in terms of wages and working conditions, the global clothing trade has fallen into a big mess and has fallen to the bottom.

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< p > wage survey of the largest garment exporting country shows that the income of garment workers in most countries has declined on the basis of inflation adjustment.

But the wages of Chinese garment workers have risen sharply, and the rise in wages of Chinese garment workers is the reason why Bangladesh has been chosen as the garment industry to rearrange the country.

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During the 2001-2011 years, the wages of Chinese textile workers increased by 125%, which is driven by the overall wage increase in China. This can also be explained by the reasons for so many textile units rearranging to Bangladesh and Kampuchea, P.

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< p > the survey found that in 2001, Bangladesh's monthly salary was adjusted to $93.67 after adjusting for inflation, while in 2011 it dropped to 91.45 US dollars, down 2.37%, while Mexico's work decreased from 755.14 US dollars in 2011 to US $536.57.

In China, wages rose from $144.86 in 2011 to $324.90, an increase of 124.29%.

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