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5. Child Labor in the Harmful Work and Concerned Issues: Bangladesh Perspective

Author

Hossain, Mohammad Jamal, Rahaman, Sk. Habibur, Hossain, Mohammad Jamal, and Rahaman, Sk. Habibur

Abstract

Child labor, a sheer reality in Bangladesh like many other developing countries, is one of the major socio-economic problems in the country. The working children, as a socio-economic group, happened to be the most disadvantaged because for survival of self and family. They are forced to work for living, sacrificing their childhood along with their future. Studies revealed that one in every six children in Bangladesh was working children. The gravity of the situation led my initiative to study on “Prevalence of Child Labor in Harmful Work in the work area at Dhaka, Khulna and Kurigram. The study looked into one of the key aspects of child protection prevalence of harmful child labor using the definition of children and harmful labor. The study also generated baseline information on major characteristics of child labor including income and household dependency on work/income from the children.

Published
2011

6. Developing an occupational health service for health professionals: Management challenges.

Author

Hossain, Md Shamim, Khan, Mohammad Jamal, and Yahya, Sofri B.

Subjects
OCCUPATIONAL health services, HEALTH services administration, PHYSICIANS, STRUCTURAL equation modeling, JUDGMENT sampling
Abstract

Currently, research on health supervision service and physicians' wellbeing has grown rapidly. However, the literature on health supervision service and physicians' wellbeing and service attachment are scarce especially in the context of Bangladesh. A quantitative study was performed and the data were collected using the purposive sampling method. A survey was performed among 192 physicians from different public and private hospitals in Bangladesh. The data were analysed using the structural equation modelling (SEM) by partial least square (PLS) approach using SmartPLS 3.2.8. This study has found a significant positive relationship between health supervision service and physicians' wellbeing (p < 0.01). Besides, physicians' wellbeing was found to have a positive influence on their service attachment (p < 0.01). The study provides inputs to the policymakers in formulating policies in the development of Bangladesh's health sector and health supervision service. However, with limitations, the generalizability of the study results needs attention due to the unavailability of the sample frame. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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7. England's green team in series they cannot lose

Author

Briggs, Simon

Abstract

TOMORROW morning at Chittagong, England play their first one-day international against Bangladesh for just over three years. It is a measure of the selectors' audacity that only two current players […]

Published
2003

8. Bangladesh announce team for one-day series against England

Subjects
Business, Business, international
Abstract

(From Agence France Presse) Bangladesh announced their team for an upcoming three-match one-day series against England starting at Chittagong. The nucleus remained the same as of the team for a [...]

Published
2003

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