what is the impact on dailywage labours during lock down
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Labour markets are up for short- to long-term changes as new rules will ramp up overhead costs, bring in wage fluctuations and hamper optimal use of workforce
The Centre is easing Covid lockdown restrictions in a phased manner. One set of relaxations kicked in on April 14 and another followed from April 20 onwards, subject to conditions. The government has opened up economic activities based on two key economic assumptions. First, it thinks the spread and risk of Covid-19 are primarily limited to urban centres and rural or mountainous areas are less affected. The activities that got the government nod for a restart — such as farming and non-farming activities, manufacture and construction works — are, hence, in these areas.
Next, the Centre seems to believe essential, critical and perishable economic activities (such as farming) and their support activities cannot remain closed for long, while non-perishable and substitutable activities such as education, entertainment, sports and religious affairs, which will defeat the very purpose of a lockdown extension, can remain closed till the second part of the lockdown expires, or later.
The government order requires all establishments to strictly observe the conditions in the National Directive for Covid-19 Management (NDCM) and the Standard Operating Procedure for Social Distancing for Offices, Workplace, Factories and Establishments (SOPSD)
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During lockdown period daily wage workers face a lot of problems they have to face a huge economical bad period in this time