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Budget devoid of job loss issues | The Daily Star

Budget devoid of job loss issues Says Bangladesh Institute of Labour Studies Star Business Report Star Business Report The proposed national budget for fiscal 2020-21 has not addressed the issues of people who remain unemployed after losing their jobs and incomes at home and abroad during the ongoing pandemic, according to the Bangladesh Institute of Labour Studies (BILS). Besides, the budget s corresponding social safety net measures and allocations are inadequate, it said. Every sector witnessed job losses due to the Covid-19 fallout and the budget should have kept a separate fund for such people, BILS officials said yesterday. There were 40 lakh domestic workers in Bangladesh prior to the pandemic and some 90 per cent of them lost their jobs in the aftermath, said Naimul Ahsan Jewel, a member of the advisory council of the BILS.

Workers cry still unheard-550352

30th April, 2021 11:14:30 PM Some day labourers squatting by the roadside look pensive as they are yet get any work amid the ongoing countrywide lockdown. The photo was taken from Ameen Bazar, on the outskirts of the capital, on Friday. -Reaz Ahmed Sumon Despite working tirelessly in the factories amid the ongoing corona pandemic, thousands of workers have lost their jobs and as a result, they are passing days in utter miseries.     Against this backdrop, the International Workers Day or May Day will be observed in the country today when workers are losing jobs and being deprived of their rights.  Romesa Khatun joined as worker of Dragon Sweaters Factory in Dhaka in 1997 and worked there until the factory was closed on March 26, 2020 following the outbreak of coronavirus.

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