Minimum Wage In Bangladesh

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Jim Yardley, a Rome Bureau Chief for The New York Times who spending the previous decade in China, India and Bangladesh. in his new article, “Bangladesh Takes Step to Increase Lowest Pay,” implies that even though Bangladesh tries to rise its minimum wage, the worker 's still in an unsafe situation. Morrison supports her implication by describing how the rise minimum wage still not enough to cover necessities and by illustrating some factory owners worry that the rise of wage will make them hard to stay competitive with other places, also he points out the unsafe work condition by mentions the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory building, which killed more than 1,100 garment workers. His purpose is to make her readers aware of the situation in