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Fire Causes and Prevention

  Fire is a powerful force of nature that may cause very shocking damage to property, livelihoods and lives. Realizing the causes of fires and implementing actual prevention measures are important steps to ensure safety in both residential and commercial areas. As of simple preventive measures to comprehensive fire safety protocols, everyone has a role to play in reducing the ...

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Many unknown chapters of Bengali language movement Context: Recognition of International Mother Language Day from its inception

  By  Matiar Chowdhury:   February 21 is International Mother Language Day. Since the declaration of 21st February as International Mother Language Day by UNESCO on 17th November 1999, the Martyrs Day of Bangladesh (Mourning Day) has been observed as International Mother Language Day worldwide. All language people of the world celebrate the day as their mother tongue day.Whether the ...

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Majority of Asian Students view unfair treatment in accessing jobs due to their identity as a problem in England

  By Dr Md Shajedur Rahman:   A recent research report indicates that 70% of 14-15 year-old students in English Secondary schools believe that unfair treatment in job opportunities based on their race, religion, or nationality is a problem in England. Among those who hold such views, a higher proportion includes Black, African, Black British or Caribbean and Asian or ...

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Employee Exploitation at Work

By Taslim Ahammad:   The utmost extreme form of exploitation in employment at work is slavery. Maximum groups which are exploited in employment are underprivileged groups, such as indigenous populations, women, children, immigrants, the illiterate, the lowest levels of national social order, the aged, and the disabled. Such groups may not have the knowledge or other means to encounterthe exploitation ...

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Sufferings of car owners bearing driver offenses

By Taslim Ahammad:   In Bangladesh, once accidents occur, it is a common practice for the authority to file a case against the private car owner rather than the driver who involved with it. This raises an important question: Should the blame be assigned to the car owner or the driver who is responsible for their offense/s? In all instances, ...

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EcoLife: Go Green!

  By Taslim Ahammad:   Our world facing increasing environmental challenges, adopting a sustainable lifestyle has become more crucial than ever. “EcoLife: Go Green!” must be a movement that encourages individuals to make conscious choices that reduce their impact on the environment. By incorporating eco-friendly practices into our daily lives, it may contribute to a healthier planet and ensure a ...

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Courtesy costs nothing however its value is priceless

  By Taslim Ahammad:   In this flora and fauna where everyone is busy rushing around trying to achieve their goals, it is easy to forget the simple acts of kindness that may make all the difference in someone’s day. Yet, despite the hustle and bustle of modern life, good manners and courtesy remain essential. It is refreshing to be ...

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Sick Leave and Pay

By Taslim Ahammad:   Sick leave designed to provide employees with the flexibility to take time off from their work without fear of losing their jobs or income, and to prevent the spread of illness at workplace. Sick leave may also help employees recover faster from their illnesses, which may lead to increased productivity and job satisfaction. It is an ...

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Funeral Leave

By Taslim Ahammad:   On one occasionthe loved one passes away, it may be a difficult time for one and all. Grieving is a natural part of the process, and taking time off from work may be an essential step in honouring and saying goodbye to the deceased. In Bangladesh, there are regulations in place that provide employees with the ...

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Sir: To Whom It May Concern

By Taslim Ahammad:   The title “Sir” is a mark of honour and respect that typically used to address men who have been awarded knighthood by a monarch or head of state, or those who have been granted the title by the Queen or King. Knighthood is a form of respect for an individual’s outstanding contribution to the society as ...

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