Bangladesh garment factories reopen as wage protests keep industry on edge

By Ruma Paul DHAKA, Nov 2 (Reuters) – Bangladesh’s garment factories reopened on Monday after widespread closures and production disruptions a day earlier, but manufacturers remain concerned about further unrest over workers’ demands for higher wages. The ready-made garment sector accounts for more than 80% of Bangladesh’s export earnings, employs about ‌4 million workers and contributes around…

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