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SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 2026

Employment

Employment

File photo of World Bank’s new Vice President for the South Asia Region, Johannes Zutt. Photo: Courtesy

Nearly half of Bangladesh's youth missed out on jobs in past decade: World Bank VP

"In this context, we are stepping up our focus on supporting the government priority of creating jobs, notably for youth and women," he said.

ILO Country Director for Bangladesh, Max Tunon met with Labour and Employment Minister Ariful Haque Chowdhury at the conference room of the Ministry of Labour and Employment at Bangladesh Secretariat. Photo: PID

Minister Ariful Haque stresses ILO cooperation for sustainable employment in Bangladesh

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Bangladesh’s Gulf employment and remittances in 2025

Photo: UNB

BIWTA dredging restores navigability of Sunamganj rivers; boosts trade, employment

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Bangladesh’s overseas employment rises 11.8% in 2025

Illustration: TBS

More and better-paying jobs: A turning point for Bangladesh's future

Representational image. Photo: TBS

Nearly 20 lakh jobs lost in 2023-24 in Bangladesh, another 8 lakh decline expected by this year: WB

Illustration: TBS

National University: Why Bangladesh's largest affiliated university fails to produce employable graduates

From providing humanitarian assistance to Rohingya refugees to building refurbished multi-purpose shelters for residents of disaster-prone areas, USAID played a significant role for improving the lives of people in Bangladesh. Collage: TBS

The ripple effect of USAID shutdown in Bangladesh

Illustration: TBS

Is AI prompting an evolution or an extinction for Bangladeshi coders?

29% of youth looking for a job for over two years

29% of youth looking for a job for over two years

A Bangladeshi delegation, led by Labour and Employment Adviser Brigadier General (Retd) M Sakhawat Hussain, paid a courtesy call on ILO DG Gilbert F Houngbo in Geneva recently. Photo: BSS

Govt moves to establish new department for job creating: Sakhawat

Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed presents the national budget for FY2025-26 in a televised speech on 2 June 2025. Photo: PID

Budget gives special priority to employment-oriented education: Salehuddin

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