Quote from: Rana590 on Today at 07:06:36 PM

As far as I know, the economic condition of bangladesh is not so well at this moment.

Same goes for Every other countries that suffer from pandemic, Some even experiencing economy recession right now

Quote from: plvbob0070 on Today at 03:54:10 PM

But I don't think companies should get charged for not paying their workers since they were forced to stop the operation and there's no job done during the lockdown so they are not obliged to pay them for the days they didn't work.

Depends on which case are we discussing about. If the workers were working for X days before the brand/company cease their operation then they should be paid for the X days that they havent received any payment for their job.

Quote from: plvbob0070 on Today at 03:54:10 PM

However, I also get the point of the workers that they are only depending on their income and nobody wants this pandemic. Companies should have just sent help or compensation for their workers since they have funds like this for emergencies.

Totally disagree on the compensation part. I tend to look for a neutral option and in this case, it would be like this

Lets set an example, if you were a worker that work for $5 a day and receive your payment monthly then you should receive your rights as stated

If you work for 20 days before the company cease their operation then you should be receiving $5*20 = $100 for your work despite the fact that you would only receive your payment monthly.

The company you worked for will be suffering from the decrease of their revenue but they got no obligation to give you anything beyond what you should be receiving which is $100

Quote from: Sanugarid on Today at 05:55:46 PM

It's been always between the rich and the poor, let the reality be real.

The people who runs the most of the economy will suffer once a chaos is developing. Those who are in the engine of the train will suffer when there is a problem, and those who eats on the cabin will feel comfort until the situation threatens them enough.

Think of this like some sort of pyramid. Those who suffer would be the bottom layer of the pyramid and there are alot. The minority on the upper layer wont really suffer that much damage however once the bottom layer suffered alot as the foundation of the pyramid then the upper layer will feel some sort of effect as well

Think of this analogy as a country, those who suffer would be the lower class but with their large number then the whole country will be surely affected by it