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1) corruption of government

2)improving safety standards of workplace

3) it may work because of international support at the same time it might not work because foreign aid cannot entirely prevent this

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concepts: Ineffective Government, unsafe country, criminal syndicates, inrernational community, foreign aid

Problems faces by local communnities: uncertain future,  missing people, economy is bad. The other countries try to implement more safety meaures. it will not work in the short run as it requires a longer time to see the effects. The workplace is unsafe and the overseas companies propose to implement more safety measures.

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Jingyi's   videoconcepts concepts: exploitation of labour, safety at work, welfare of workers. Solutions proposed: to take care of the welfare of the workers, safety of workers and working environment to  be improved. 

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Jingyi's   videoconcepts concepts: exploitation of labour, safety at work, welfare of workers. Solutions proposed: to take care of the welfare of the workers, safety of workers and working environment to  be improved. 

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Qn 1: globalisation, poverty.

Qn2:emotional struggle of their love ones. Loss of jobs. Fear of another collapsed building.

Ensure that the building is well constructed with all safety checks. Yes I think it will work because the companies wil need to improve the safety standard sonthat the country will allow them to set their company and if any thing happen it will spoil the reputation of that company.

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Problems- many people missing and many injured. Workers had poor working conditions as even though they spotted cracks in the building, they were told to continue working or they would not get paid. India government also rejected the help from british professionals to help with the prevention of these kinds of disasters and to increase the safety level of the work place.

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1. The owners of the complex are not responsible in keeping the working area safe for workers . Corruption plays a big part in this situation. This has cause many to suffer . Hospitals are also working hard to treat the injured.

2. Problem face by the locals are lost of loves ones. Besides that, riots are taking place placing people's safety in risk. Police need to be employed to keep peace. Many still can't find their relatives.

3. Oversea companies have try to find suppliers that are safe and they are trying to help these people by improving scary standards.

No because the country need to play the main part by investigating whether the owner ensure that the area is safe. Besides that they need to get rid of corruption so that owners do not only care about their profit .

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problems faced by the local community: -people were desperate for water such that they drank urine

-workers complained about cracks in the building but were ignored that if they don't go back to work, they would not be paid. The workers were in a difficult situation as Bangladesh depends heavily on manufacturing cheap clothes for 80% of their exports. They had no choice but to continue working for these large TNCs/ foreign companies.

GP concepts: Human nature is evil as man often take advantage of situations; employers of these overseas companies saw that factory workers in Bangladesh were poor and had to work for them to hardly make a living. They would often only provide welfare for the workers if the authority makes it necessary. However, this incident has proven that Bangladesh has a lack of policies for the workers' welfare. This has led to a strike from the workers demanding for more to be done such as compensation for their medical fees and pay them their due salaries.

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1)Poverty,Foreign aid,Globalization,Security,Work safety,Cheap labour

2)Poor working conditions, low salaries, poverty cycle, strikes,lack of medical facilities,

3)Help from foreign companies, help improve safety standards for factories in Bangladesh. No, it will not work, it is difficult to monitor and change the standards if there are no headquarters or regional headquarters in that area, people may still be working under bad conditions and unsafe standards, but the companies will not know without regular checks or feedback from the workers.

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Kwang Jae / Was your T-Shirt made in Dhaka garment factory

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Kwang Jae / Was your T-Shirt made in Dhaka garment factory

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1)

2)

Problems:

The survivors are traumatized

Not enough of beds and wards in the nearby Hospitals -> Lack of Doctors, nurses and medical instruments

What the Future holds for the local community - Bangladesh is very dependent on making cheap clothes (accounting 80% of its exports)

Bangladesh turned down British specialist's help and the equipment, which could have saved more lives -> Slow in cleaning the ruins -> Still, hundreds are buried inside the ruined building

On top of that, the surged anger for the unanswered man-made 'earthquake'.

Solutions:

Increase safety standard (How? Who? When?)

The real problem which should be answered is the negligence of safety from the industries' owners.

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1) corruption, disasters

2) problems faced: many workers are still trapped in the debris after so many days, many were injured. Proposed solution by overseas companies: usage of better technology to search for survivors. Yes it will work because with better technology comes greater efficiency. Less time would be needed to find the victims and time is crucial as it has been many daus since the iincident so the survival rate is decreasing.

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GP Concepts : Economy , Poverty , Corruption , Foreign aid , Poor infrastructure and technology , Safety and Security

Problems faced by local communities : Industrial disaster -recent collapse of a garment factory which killed more than 1,100 factory workers --> lost of innocent lives.

Solutions proposed by the overseas companies : Companies such as Britain's Primark and Sweden's H&M have agreed to help with rebuilding efforts .

Will it work? : It will work for a certain period of time but not in the long run.

1)Corruption of government and money may not go where it needs to go.
2)Bangladesh can become reliant on aid - increased dependency

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1) GP concepts: -security -poverty, food, water, hunger -welfare of workers -economy (clothing industry), outsourced, exports and imports -disasters -politics -consumerism. companies, income -safety -international/foreign aid -sustainability

2) Problem: -Dhaka, Bangladesh community -clothing factory collapse -loss of deaths, many are still missing -job losses and high cost for the company -unstable economy with 80% of exports are from the clothing industry -thus this disruption will further aggravate the economy

3) Solutions by overseas companies -agreed to improve safety standards of Bangladesh factories -eg, H&M, Primark and Zara

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GP concepts that I can associate with the video
- Poverty
- Globalization
- Industries and manufacturing

What are the problems faced by the local communities?
- there is not much done to ensure safety of the workforce
- government is refusing to accept help from such companies who are willing to offer.
- sadness due to lives being lost unexpectedly
- anger as such disaster could be prevented if only those in the higher authorities saw the signs of a weak building infrastructure and acted on it.

What are the solutions proposed by the overseas companies?
- agreed to review the safety standards in Bangladesh’s factories

Do you think it will work? Why or why not?
- I think it would work to a certain extent. It would work if only the overseas companies like Zara and H&M, not only review the standards but also act on it as fast as possible. Also, there must be a compensation for those victims who lost their loved ones in such a disaster.

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1)  Identify GP concepts that you can associate with the video

-Poverty

-Technology

-Consumerism

Work for suppliers like Primark (Clothing retailer)

- Respect

Little respect/regard for people(Workers) due to safety negligence. Garment industry workers had been told to ignore the cracks in the walls and continue with work as normal

2)  What are the problems faced by the local communities?

-Survivors still traumatised by the memories of being trapped for days

-Making cheap clothes accounts for 80% of Bangladesh’s exports, with British retailers among its biggest customers, this disaster has been an earthquake in the industry

-Many questions left unanswered

What are the solutions proposed by the overseas companies?

-World leading retailers agreed to improve the safety standards in Bangladesh’s factoriesà

(e.g. Primark and ZARA)

-It hopes to improve fire and building safety standards at the factories where most of their products are sourced.

Do you think it will work? Why? Why not?

Yes, I think that it will work. The agreement goes a long way towards improving working conditions in Bangladesh’s garment industry, which long has been known to be dangerous. It can reduce the chances of future garment industry disasters.

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1)

Government

Corporations

Environment

Economy

Mass media

2)

Lack of proper drinking water

Missing family members

Safety

Unease working conditions

The lack of government supports

3)

Specialized help and equipment to clear the ruins, which may save more people

Most probably not, as it is a internal problem, Bangladesh might want to solve it themselves. Meanwhile, addressing the issue of poor maintenance and the renovation of the building.

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(1) GP Concepts

Poverty

Military action

Corruption

Ill-treatment of workers

Anguish by families and victims

(2) Problems

Buildings codes rarely enforced and together with rampant corruption in the country lead to factories of poor foundation being built, leading to occurnce of such disasters.

Despite the cracks on Dhaka factor being identified by workers, bosses coerced workers to go back to work by treatening not to give out pay.

Since 80% of Bangladesh's economy focuses on cheap exports, the cost of production have to also be cheap so as to maximize profits. Hence, poor and cheap factories are being built.

Many victims are still unaccounted for. British officials and specialists offered to help and loan equipment which could search the ruins. However, Bangladesh turned down the offer. Perhaps move lives could have saved if Bangladesh had accepted British's help.

Leading retails such as Primark and Zara had agreed to improve safety standards of their factories in Bangladesh.

I believe this solution proposed by the leading retails would not work with the rampant corruption in the government. With so much corruption, any additional amount of money that the companies gives them to improve their safety standards will only enter the pockets of greedy officials.

However, I believe this solution will work out if corruption can be be eliminated. If officials and companies work hand in hand to with the aim to improve the safety standards of factories. They can no doubt reach their goal.

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Anger after Dhaka factory collapse/Made in Bangladesh label at stake

1)Identify GP concepts that you can associate with the video

-Poverty

-Exploitations (bosses not paying them)

-Globalisation, outsourcing

-Manufacturing

-Consumerism

2) Problems faced by the local communities

-Poverty -Lack of healthcare services

-Lack of security

-Lack of human rights

-No Jobs

-Loss of loved ones

3)What are the solutions proposed by overseas companies?

-To provide jobs but it doesn't work cause the manufacturing companies still exploit them.

-increase safety standards, like H&M and Zara.

However, I think it will work towards a small extent because these safety standards considers the human rights of the workers. However, would consumers may be prejudice towards certain countries that manufacture the clothing.

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GP CONCEPTS:

Welfare of labour. Lazy government. Workers Union. Activists. Worldwide market for fashion. Publicity of Bangladesh. Cheap labour. Rising industry.

PROBLEMS FACED BY LOCAL COMMUNITIES:

Many children were left orphan.

The bosses of those factories treat their workers like slave - Workers complaint about the cracks the day before the building collapsed and the bosses threatened if they don't come to work, they will not receive their pay.

Bangladesh(one of the largest garment industry in the world) 's reputation may be destroyed after this incidence and global fashion brands may abandon Bangladesh and choose to produce their clothing in other countries. Will result in unemployment in Bangladesh for millions of people. SOLUTIONS PROPOSED BY OVERSEAS COMPANIES:

Wal-Mart : Will implement a stepped-up plan to improve working conditions in Bangladesh factories it employs.

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GP Concepts:

1. Poverty

2. Safety and security

3. Family

4. Violence

5. Emotions

6. Economy

Problems faced by local communities:

a. Loss of jobs after factory collapsed

b. Loss of family members/ relatives - Unfound, buried, lost

c. Safety of building

d. Financial instability

e. Depression, trauma

f. Unavailability of necessities - Water > Drink urine instead

g. Future expectations

Solutions proposed by overseas companies:

1. Recover the rolls of cloth to make the latest design & hit the stores in the West

2. Increase the safety standards of the buildings

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1) Poverty

Stereotype - "made in Bangladesh"

2) Problems faced - Loss of many lives, damage (economical, social and environmental)

Solutions proposed - Overseas companies (Primark, Zara) agreed to improve safety standards of Bangladesh's factories.

I do think it will work in the long run because as time passes, the mindset of the international community will change about Bangladesh.

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1) Government, family, exploitation , instability, foreign investments

2) -poor working conditions - company do not care about the welfare of the workers (workers saw cracks on building and tell the boss) - boss tell the workers that if they don't return to work, they won't receive their salary.

-so desperate that they drink their own urine

-many of them were traumatized from the collapse of factory

-loss of family members

-uncertainty of their future

-some of the world leading retail companies aim to improve safety standards in Bangladesh factories (Primark of UK and Zara)

I do not think it will work as there are many overseas companies that will set up their factories in Bangladesh. Their motive for setting up these factories there is due to the fact that there is cheap labour. As there is still not much emphasis on the elimination of the exploitation of workers, overseas companies will continue to ignore the welfare of workers so as to maximise their profits.

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concepts: economy(industry, retailers), safety standards, glottalization, emotions(sadness and anger)
problems faced by the local communities:
-working in undesirable conditions
-low pay
-loss of jobs, family and relatives
-worry for the future
-Indian government turned down British expert help to search for survivors, burning out hope for people to find their close relatives.
solutions proposed by the overseas companies:
-improve safety measures in factories. eg ZARA
do you think it will work? why?
no. because even if the company tighten the safety within the working place, it does not mean that the facilities that the workers use will improve. even if it does, there will be lesser meaning of off-shoring. in addition, people from other countries may remember the made in Bangladesh for all the wrong reasons.

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1) GP concepts

Poverty

Ethics > fair treatment of workers

foreign aid > Britain

emotions of the society > anger, disheartened

2) Problems:

poor working conditions

employees have little say > they got threatened with their wage at stake when they complained

trauma faced by victims > efficiency and productivity lvl in Bangladesh deceases

Britain offered to help save the trapped victims > Bangladesh rejected > more deaths (victims trapped under the rubble)

Solutions:

Foreign companies promise to improve safety standards of the working environment

H&M, ZARA and Primark

Will it be successful?

No. Because it is ultimately up to the bosses in Bangladesh to implement safety features. They may only do so when their factories are being spot checked on. Therefore, there may not be constant maintenance checks done by the local bosses of the manufacturing company as it may be costly.

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1. GP CONCEPTS

-Safety

-Medicine/Health

-Human rights

-Government (intervention)

-Economy (financial)

-Family

-Peace

-Branding

-Jobs

2. What are the problems faced by the local communities?

- Missing relatives

- "Made in Bangladesh" label (image, whether it will still be in demand)

- Whether there'll be enough jobs to go around/Whether there'll be enough to feed the family, now that there a major factory has closed down.

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3. What are the solutions proposed by overseas companies?Do you think it will work? Why? Why not?

- Some of world's leading retailers have agreed to improve safety standards in Bangladesh factories. It may work as the move is welcomed and the people and most possibly, the government of Bangladesh will support it. However, there is a high chance it will not work due to corruption in the government. Officials may have little regard for the safety of the people and money allocated to improve safety may end up being pocketed.

- British offers specialists' help and equipment to search the ruins which could perhaps save more lives.

It didnt work as Bangladesh turned down the offer.