The role of trade unions in promoting CSR in Bangladesh’s ready-made garments sector: the post-pandemic scenario

Khan, Md. Rahat; Rammal, Hussain Gulzar

doi:10.1108/md-12-2021-1686

Cited by 13 publications

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“…The current study followed a quantitative research design with a crosssectional time horizon and with the support of qualitative analysis to identify some key features which are preferred by Bangladeshi cell phone users to purchase a new cell phone (Arif et al, 2017;Arif et al, 2022;Hossain et al, 2020;Islam et al, 2012;Islam & Arif, 2022;Kothari & Garg, 2016;Khan & Rammal, 2022;Khan & Roy, 2023;Malhotra, 2019;Saunders & Lewis, 2018;Zikmund, 2003;Zikmund et al, 2013).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Consumers’ Perceptions Towards Cell Phone Brand Preference: The Case of Bangladesh

Khan,

Arif,

Ali

2024

IJMS

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Consumers are becoming more interdependent and open as a result of globalization. Because of the idea of globalization, branding isessential to take into account from both the marketing and consumer viewpoints. The current study intends to determine Bangladeshicustomers’ preferences for cell phone brands based on global versus local perspectives and to comprehend the influencing factors and cell phone features that could affect users’ purchasing decisions. A structured questionnaire was used to survey 850 consumers selected through a simple random sampling technique for the study, and 593 of their responses were deemed sufficient to continue the research. According to the study’s findings, customers favored the Android operating system and the Samsung brand the most. The majority of consumers believed that having a cell phone’s ‘convenient’ usage was its best feature. The study also identified a range of preferred budgets for a new cell phone. Eventually, a new measurement model for cell phone brand preference factors among Bangladeshi consumers was excavated by the study. Only four of the nine items selected for measurement in the study were sufficient for validating the model. The study’s inability to pinpoint any local ethnocentrism for brand preference was one of its flaws. The study will contribute and originate the value with novel and significant implications for cell phone consumers to choose their preferred brands with quality of service, cell phone brand marketers, telecom service providers, payment gateway service providers, and their support systems, including producers, supply chain and industry experts, before and after-sale service providers, brand promoters, stakeholders, policymakers, and governments of various developing and developed countries to build up and implement brand strategies and policies in the global cell phone device and internet-connected digitalized era. As a result, consumers can achieve their greater perceived brand value, ensuring their desired level of satisfaction with highly cognitive brand preferences, brand trust, and brand loyalty to their expected cell phone brands.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Consumers’ Perceptions Towards Cell Phone Brand Preference: The Case of Bangladesh

Khan,

Arif,

Ali

2024

IJMS

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“…Following the COVID-19 outbreak, in Bangladesh consumer behavior shifted toward sustainable clothes usage (Khan, & Rammal, 2022). After COVID-19, a major subject in the literature on TAF industries of Bangladesh is the consumer's perception of environmentally friendly apparel (Sharpe et al, 2021).…”

Section: Sustainable Materialsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainability Trends in Textile and Clothing Industry of Bangladesh Before and Post Pandemic Era

Sadika,

Zhonghua

2024

ejtas

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The textile and clothing industry of Bangladesh, a vital player in the global supply chain, has undergone a transformative phase accentuated by the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. As the industry adapts to the "new normal," sustainability has emerged as a central theme, reshaping the trajectory of business operations and strategies. This abstract explores key sustainability trends influencing the textile and clothing sector in Bangladesh amid the post-pandemic era. The analysis encompasses environmental, social, and economic dimensions, shedding light on the industry's commitment to responsible practices. The post-pandemic era has accentuated the significance of social responsibility and ethical labor practices within the textile and clothing industry. The disruptions caused by the pandemic have prompted a reevaluation of sustainable textile trends. It emphasizes the need for regulatory frameworks that incentivize sustainable practices, enforce environmental standards, and ensure fair labor conditions. The abstract highlights the collaboration between the government, industry stakeholders, international organizations to foster a conducive environment for sustainable growth. In this abstract a comprehensive overview of the sustainability trends shaping the textile and clothing industry in Bangladesh post-pandemic. It underscores the industry's commitment to responsible practices, outlines key areas of development, and proposes a roadmap for a more sustainable and resilient future.

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“…The mobile banking brand trust scale was picked by (Hansen et al, 2018;Moon et al, 2022), and the ease of use scale was developed by (Shankar and Rishi, 2020;Khan et al, 2019) from the literature survey. The questionnaire was split into two sections (Khan and Rammal, 2022;Khan et al, 2022c). The first section comprised demographic information, while the second section contained model measurement elements.…”

Section: Measurement Designmentioning

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Moderating Effect of M-Banking Apps Users' Demographic Variables on the Relationship between the Ease of Use and Brand Trust

Rahat Khan,

Kumar Roy

2023

EJOBSAT

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The study aimed to determine the impact of m-banking apps' ease of use on brand trust, including the moderating effect of users' demographic factors on that relationship. The research was quantitative, where 400 samples were selected based on simple random sampling. The participants were m-banking app users based on their availability and popularity and concentrated on the Dhaka division. The collected data were processed through the SPSS V23 and SmartPLS. Structural equation modeling (SEM) was run to test the hypothesis. The study revealed a positive significant impact of m-banking apps' ease of use on brand trust. In addition, gender and age had a moderating effect on the relationship between ease of use and brand trust, especially the male and older class groups who had strong brand trust at the high level of m-banking apps' ease of use.

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The role of trade unions in promoting CSR in Bangladesh’s ready-made garments sector: the post-pandemic scenario

Cited by 13 publications

References 68 publications

Consumers’ Perceptions Towards Cell Phone Brand Preference: The Case of Bangladesh

Consumers’ Perceptions Towards Cell Phone Brand Preference: The Case of Bangladesh

Sustainability Trends in Textile and Clothing Industry of Bangladesh Before and Post Pandemic Era

Moderating Effect of M-Banking Apps Users' Demographic Variables on the Relationship between the Ease of Use and Brand Trust

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