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London School of Commerce
Submitted to
Mr. Malcom Bennison
Submitted by
Syed Shafiqur Rahman
ID: l0680baba0210
25 December 2012
Letter of Transmittal
31 December 2012
Mr. Malcom Bennison
Faculty of Business Studies
London School of Commerce
Sub: A dissertation on Job Satisfaction in the Garments Industry in Bangladesh.
Sir,
In compliance with the requirements on the subject “Human Resource Management”, I would like to submit this dissertation report entitled “Job Satisfaction in the Garments Industry in Bangladesh”, as per your instructions.
I hope that this proposal will get your approval. I will be happy to answer if you have any query regarding this report.
Very truly yours,
Syed Shafiqur Rahman
Acknowledgements
This journey of writing research paper would not be smooth without the help of some people. The researcher was assisted by many people who have contributed significantly to complete this report. So it is mandatory to acknowledge those people 's contributions and thank them all for their help, ideas, and support.
I would like to offer my gratitude to my supervisor, Mr. Malcom Bennison, for his experienced guidance, support, and valuable feedback that he has provided. Throughout the process of writing this paper he showed me the way out every time I faced any difficulty and his continuous support gave me the encouragement to overcome all the complexity that I faced periodically.
I would like to give special thanks to Mr. Mostafizur Rahman, Head of Human Resources, Beximco synthetics LTD, and for their generosity and cooperation during the survey of this research work. Without their enthusiastic support it was impossible for me to complete this report. Furthermore I wish
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