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Tamil Nadu factories struggle with shortage of workers post migrants' exodus
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May 21, 2020
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1:38Now PlayingThe migrant exodus situation is having tremendous fallout in the industries and factories. In Tamil Nadu, 50% of the workforce is allowed as per the government’s orders but factory owners’ counter this as is not sufficient manpower for them to restart their operations completely.
60% of the total labourers of Tamil Nadu have left the state amid the COVID-19 lockdown crisis. This sudden exodus of migrants has left the factories in a lurch, especially in the construction and textile sectors.
Listen in to know what, Mr R Ramamurthy, President of Codisia has to say about this extreme labour crisis.
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