DSCC Employees’ Assoc gets new committee : Amresh Mondal Ratan President, Mohammad Wahid Secretary
Staff Correspondent
The Department of Labour has formally registered the newly formed 21-member executive committee of the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Employees’ Association (Registration No. Dhaka-158), with Amresh Mondal Ratan elected president and Mohammad Wahid general secretary.
The committee was formed on October 13, 2026, and was officially registered through a letter issued by the Department of Labour under the Ministry of Labour and Employment on October 27.
According to the letter signed by Mohammad Nahidul Islam, director (current charge) of the Department of Labour, the committee was registered under Rule 169(7) of the Bangladesh Labour Rules, 2015, based on the association’s application and the recommendations of the relevant investigation report.
The newly constituted committee is expected to strengthen the organisation’s activities and play a more active role in protecting the professional interests and welfare of DSCC employees.
The other office-bearers of the committee are Senior Vice-President Md. Palash; Vice-Presidents H. M. Kawsar Ahmed and Saidur Rahman; Joint General Secretary Abu Taher; Assistant General Secretaries Md. Rafiqul Islam and Md. Forhan Hossain; Organising Secretary A. S. M. Taufiqur Rahman; Assistant Organising Secretary Md. Abdul Khaleque; Treasurer Abul Kashem; Office Secretary Mohammad Habib; Assistant Office Secretary Mohammad Masud Hossain (Opu); Publicity Secretary Jamal Hossain; Assistant Publicity Secretary Mohammad Nizamuddin; Literature and Cultural Secretary Anisuzzaman; Social Welfare Secretary Binod Chandra Sarkar; and Sports Secretary Md. Hanif.
The three executive members are Md. Nasir Uddin, Md. Rahat and Md. Firozal Mahmud.
The new leadership is expected to prioritise raising employees’ legitimate demands, safeguarding their occupational interests, strengthening welfare initiatives and addressing workplace-related concerns.
Maintaining organisational unity and establishing effective communication with the relevant authorities to resolve employees’ problems will also be among the key responsibilities of the new committee.
Association members and employees hope the newly registered committee will bring fresh momentum to organisational activities and contribute to a more effective platform for representing the interests and welfare of DSCC employees.
The Department of Labour has formally registered the newly formed 21-member executive committee of the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Employees’ Association (Registration No. Dhaka-158), with Amresh Mondal Ratan elected president and Mohammad Wahid general secretary.
The committee was formed on October 13, 2026, and was officially registered through a letter issued by the Department of Labour under the Ministry of Labour and Employment on October 27.
According to the letter signed by Mohammad Nahidul Islam, director (current charge) of the Department of Labour, the committee was registered under Rule 169(7) of the Bangladesh Labour Rules, 2015, based on the association’s application and the recommendations of the relevant investigation report.
The newly constituted committee is expected to strengthen the organisation’s activities and play a more active role in protecting the professional interests and welfare of DSCC employees.
The other office-bearers of the committee are Senior Vice-President Md. Palash; Vice-Presidents H. M. Kawsar Ahmed and Saidur Rahman; Joint General Secretary Abu Taher; Assistant General Secretaries Md. Rafiqul Islam and Md. Forhan Hossain; Organising Secretary A. S. M. Taufiqur Rahman; Assistant Organising Secretary Md. Abdul Khaleque; Treasurer Abul Kashem; Office Secretary Mohammad Habib; Assistant Office Secretary Mohammad Masud Hossain (Opu); Publicity Secretary Jamal Hossain; Assistant Publicity Secretary Mohammad Nizamuddin; Literature and Cultural Secretary Anisuzzaman; Social Welfare Secretary Binod Chandra Sarkar; and Sports Secretary Md. Hanif.
The three executive members are Md. Nasir Uddin, Md. Rahat and Md. Firozal Mahmud.
The new leadership is expected to prioritise raising employees’ legitimate demands, safeguarding their occupational interests, strengthening welfare initiatives and addressing workplace-related concerns.
Maintaining organisational unity and establishing effective communication with the relevant authorities to resolve employees’ problems will also be among the key responsibilities of the new committee.
Association members and employees hope the newly registered committee will bring fresh momentum to organisational activities and contribute to a more effective platform for representing the interests and welfare of DSCC employees.
