Bangladesh is facing tremendous accident issue at construction site and it get larger size
every year. The statistics of accident at construction site shows us a picture that Bangladeshi …

Purpose Presenteeism refers to attending work while ill and not being able to work to full
capacity. Applying the social cognitive theory (SCT), this paper examines the relationships …

The Bangladeshi readymade garment (RMG) industry is considered the main driver of
economic transformation, as it employs many unskilled and underprivileged people …

The association between chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and occupational
exposures are less studied in Bangladeshi context, despite the fact that occupational …

Most of the people know the most common rules and regulation but very few obey them.
Different injuries are the common scenario in small, medium and big industries. Statistics …

The Médecins Sans Frontiérs (MSF) established basic occupational health services to
diagnose and treat work-related diseases among tannery, metal, plastics and garment …

Rapid industrialization, deteriorating the quality of water leads towards disastrous health
effects among the inhabitants of the areas with numerous industries. This study is a brief …

Occupational safety and health is an essential part of the work setting and so with effective
monitoring measures it has the potential to significantly enhance workers' quality of life …

Background. Te river Buriganga, one of the major dumping zones of industrial wastes in
Bangladesh, is responsible for contaminating the drinking water sources along its length. Tis …

The prevalence of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorder (WMSD) among the Bangladeshi
garment workers is as high as 60.7% due to use of inappropriately design workstations. The …