Doubling Wages In Bangladesh Has Only Increased The Cost Of T-Shirts By 2 Pence.

< p > according to the calculation, the wage of workers in Bangladesh < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile < /a > doubled, which will increase the cost of T-shirt sales on the British Fashion Street (high street) by 2 pence.

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< p > according to the data provided by Bangladesh textile labor union, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) said that wages in Bangladesh were as low as 27 pounds (about 41.5 dollars) per month, and workers were paid 12 pence per hour to produce 6 T-shirt.

According to their working hours 200 hours a month, each T-shirt is worth about 2 pence.

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< p > "British consumers are not the main culprits of the low standard of living and labor in Bangladesh. The salaries paid to thousands of women workers in garment factories are only a small part of our annual expenditure.

This is the responsibility of multinational corporations, brands, retailers, manufacturers, and all the well-known multinational companies on high street.

They must change their behavior and encourage their overseas suppliers to pay higher wages and improve working conditions.

These are not what British consumers should do.

TUC Secretary General Frances O Grady said.

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< p > this comment was published in a Bangladesh garment factory fire in early May, which killed eight people.

The fire broke out in Tung Hai Sweater two weeks after the collapse of the Rana Plaza building, which killed more than 1000 people.

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P, the global trade union (IndustriAll), immediately raised the salary of Bangladesh garment workers from 3000 Tucca per month (about 38.4 US dollars) to 5000 Taka per month. Following the current Vietnam's ongoing mode, the annual salary adjustment in this way is expected to be able to meet the needs of life in 2015.

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