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Assessing the Quality of Work Life of Garment Workers in Bangladesh: A Study on Garment Industries in Dhaka City.
Md. Enamul Haque, Md. Sohel Rana, Md Zainal Abedin
Volume 15 Issue 3
Global Journal of Management and Business
Volume 15 Issue 3
Global Journal of Management and Business
This paper caters to assess the satisfaction level of garment workers with their quality of work life highlighting the garments inside the Dhaka city in Bangladesh. The study includes20 garment industries in Dhaka city at random using lottery technique. Approximately 12 workers have been selected from each of the factories. Data have been collected using a structured questionnaire. The research factors include compensation, job security, and work load, career growth opportunity, working environment, job design, informal relationship and participation in decision making. The study analyzed the data obtained from the self-completion questionnaire.
