article_snippet: a partially built cement factory is owned by Sena Kalyan Sangstha, a welfare organization for former Bangladeshi troops and their beneficiaries, according to Rahman and other local officials.
article_snippet: The government responded by revamping laws so that workers no longer need approval from employers to form trade unions, and every factory that sells within the country also has to pledge 5% of workers profits toward a workers' welfare fund.
article_snippet: The government also boosted minimum wages from $38 to around $68 per month.
highlights_snippet: The cement factory was owned by a Bangladeshi army welfare organization .
  