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INTERNSHIP REPORT Spring 2012

A WORKING REPORT ON PRACTICE OF LABOUR CODE ACTS OF BANGLADESH IN A COMPANY FROM RMG SECTOR, RUPA GROUP.

By Sharmin Nawaz chowdhury ID: 0720286

An intern-ship Report Presented in Partial Fulfilment Of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Business Administration

Independent University, Bangladesh 20thApril, 2012

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CHAPTERPAGE NUMBER  INTRODUCTION  LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL  ACKONOWLADGEMENT  EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  METHODOLOGY  COMPANY PROFILE  FINDINGS  SURVEY QUESTION  CONCLUSION  REFERENCE

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL 20thApril, 2012 Mr.Saquib Shahriar Lecturer School of Business Independent University Bangladesh Subject: Intern-ship Report

Dear Sir,

I would like to present to you the working report on, practice of labour code acts of Bangladesh in RUPA Group that I have prepared as a requirement of my internship program. I am glad to have your guidance and support throughout the course. This report would not have been this very report without your kind co-operation and wise supervision.

I will be very grateful, if you could kindly provide me with your valuable feedback on this study of mine.

Yours Sincerely Sharmin Nawaz chowdhury ID: 0720286

Acknowledgement

Firstly, I am very thankful to RUPA group for considering me as an intern.

With heartiest gratefulness, I would like to would like to acknowledge a few individuals for their immense support and guidance in the completion of my report.

I would like to thank Mr. Saquib Shahriar, my university supervisor for guiding me in planning and composing the report. He was always available to provide me with his supervision and guidance during the entire course. Therefore, I express colossal appreciation for his aid. I would like to express my profound gratitude to Mr. Shahidul Islam, Managing Director of RUPA Group for giving me the honour of doing my intern-ship in his organization of repute and for his valuable time and support during my stay at his

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