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Tuomo Poutiainen, the outgoing country director of the International Labour Organization (ILO), believes that generating employment, especially for youth, and creating quality jobs across all sectors ...
We wholeheartedly agree with Tuomo Poutiainen, the outgoing ILO country director, who rightly emphasizes that an urgent task for Bangladesh is to create quality jobs across all sectors. Indeed, while ...
Maj Gen Abul Kalam Mohammad Ziaur Rahman, executive chairman of Bepza, and Tuomo Poutiainen, country director for Bangladesh at the ILO, signed the LoI at Bepza's headquarters in Dhaka today ...
India's trade restrictions is likely to have long-term impact on employment landscape in Bangladesh, a senior official of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Dhaka, said on Monday. The ...
‘We are working on the Bangladesh Labour Act and collaborating with the BEPZA and relevant government agencies to continue advancing the reform process and ensure full alignment,’ ILO Bangladesh ...
Tuomo Poutiainen, ILO Country Director in Dhaka, made the remarks during a media interaction marking the conclusion of his tenure in Bangladesh. Addressing questions on the potential fallout of ...
Tuomo Poutiainen, outgoing country director of the International Labour Organization (ILO), has urged Bangladesh to ensure equal application of laws in labour-related issues. "Laws need to be equally ...
Country Director of ILO Office for Bangladesh Tuomo Poutiainen, and Bepza Executive Chairman, Major General Abul Kalam Muhammad Ziaur Rahman, signed the deal documents on behalf of their respective ...
Longer term formal business may be affected not by only that but generally global circumstances in the trade”, Poutiainen said, when asked about the impact of the trade restriction imposed by India on ...
Between 2008 and 2011, Aalto University received a total of approximately 200 million euros in capital as donations from Finnish companies, organisations and private persons. The government granted ...
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