Reasons and consequences of restructuring the textile industry of Ukraine in the conditions of globalization

Gerasymchuk, H Vasyl; Andros, V Svitlana; Tsymbal, V.

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“…The Readymade Garment (RMG) business, which has experienced tremendous expansion over the past 25 years, has considerably propelled this shift and is currently Bangladesh's largest exporting industry. The country has over 3,000 factories of diff erent sizes and types [1] [2]. The ready-made Garments industry is crucial for Bangladesh, contributing signifi cantly to foreign currency earnings.…”

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Assessing compliance with International Labor Organization convention No. 100 in Bangladesh's ready-made garments industry for sustainable development goals

Chakrabortty

2024

Tekstilna industrija

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The ready-made clothing business in Bangladesh is recognized as one of the most prosperous industries, making a substantial contribution to the country's economic growth. There are about five thousand ready-made garment industries in our country. Presently, international buyers are placing orders with a focus on ensuring compliance with International Labor Organization (ILO) conventions. ILO conventions focused on the different social and labor issues. Among the different ILO conventions, ILO convention (No.100) particularly discussed about equal remuneration both for men and women in workplace. Hence, successful implementation of compliance with the ILO convention in RMG industry is required for achieving sustainable development goals (SDG-8) that ensures a better and more sustainable future for all. This study aims to examine the implementation status of ILO Convention No. 100 compliance in the RMG industry (Readymade Garment Industry), a key requirement for attaining SDG 8. A close loop questionnaire regarding the ILO convention (No.100) was prepared containing five questions to conduct the research work. The study collected feedback from 154 respondents, encompassing male and female employees from diverse RMG industry sectors. A Likert 5.0 Scale and Chi-Square test were used for deeper and appropriate analysis. The survey results revealed a satisfactory level of compliance with ILO Convention No. 100 in the RMG industry of Bangladesh. The findings of this study will be highly beneficial to garment industry owners in understanding their existing level of compliance with ILO convention (No. 100).

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Assessing compliance with International Labor Organization convention No. 100 in Bangladesh's ready-made garments industry for sustainable development goals

Chakrabortty

2024

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Management of communication in crisis situations in the textile and clothing companies

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Vuković²,

Urošević³

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Numerous branches of industry, involving the textile and clothing sector, are subjected to various negative trends of the COVID-19 pandemic period and other crises. Crisis management in a systematic manner within a company represents one of the possible replies aiming at reducing the adverse effects of these events. The analysis of companies' experiences in encountering such an unwanted event shows that good communication facilitates crisis management. The main goal of this paper is to consider the role of public relations in the crisis management. The first part of this paper considers different forms of crisis that every production company has to take into account. The middle part of the paper focuses on the crisis management process, and, also, analyzes possible communication strategies. In the final part of the paper, attention is paid to the recent experiences in terms of crisis communication management in well-known companies.

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Reasons and consequences of restructuring the textile industry of Ukraine in the conditions of globalization

Cited by 2 publications

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Assessing compliance with International Labor Organization convention No. 100 in Bangladesh's ready-made garments industry for sustainable development goals

Assessing compliance with International Labor Organization convention No. 100 in Bangladesh's ready-made garments industry for sustainable development goals

Management of communication in crisis situations in the textile and clothing companies

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