Pune: PHK staff in malls throughout the city have started and nearly 400 food outlets at such facilities now do not work for dinner and home delivery because of the closing months since the Covid Pandemic began.
Mall authorities related to the Association of Indian shopping centers (SCAI) told TII that the impact of Covid-19 restrictions had been translated into losses from RS15,000 Crore for the industry in Maharashtra.
“About 2 lakh mall employees have also been affected,” Sumber Scai said.
A mall that is popular in the prosperous residential and retail neighborhood in Pune recently released almost 250 contract employees – household staff, security guards, facade cleaners and also involved in gardening and techniques.
Sources of the mall said, “The Mall is permitted to operate with a capacity of 50%.
So they cannot have 100% of staff in place.
Third party workers are based on exigine and workload.
The need for staff reduction is the fall of income losses and no footsteps on Mall.
“Surjit Singh Rajpurohit, Chief Operating Officer Amanora Mall and SCAI members, told TII,” Thousands of staff have been affected because of the complete close that Pune Mall has faced a prolonged Covid-19 restriction.
Everyone’s work is at stake now.
Even partly Great food court at the mall is closed, because it supports business only on home delivery is not feasible.
Only a large restaurant chain in several malls operating.
“Mukesh Kumar, Infiniti Mall CEO, Mumbai, and Board Chairperson at SCAI, told TII,” there are around 75 Malls in Maharashtra, which are 50 based in Mumbai, Pune, Thane and Navi Mumbai.
Mall-malls in Maharashtra produce flat sales -Rata RS4,000 Crore a month in pre-covid.
This has been completely removed.
Megs also produced around RS600-700 Crore GST per month.
The government has lost that number too.
The impact of Covid-19 restrictions has been translated into losses of more than RS15,000 Crore for the industry.
About 2 Lakh Mall employees have also been affected.
“He said,” For every employee at the mall, some are indirectly involved, in divisions such as logistics and manufacturing.
All have been affected.
Nearly 30-40% of mall employees in Maharashtra have lost their jobs.
Megs and retail stores are unable to pay their salaries without income entering and additional overhead.
“Mall representatives told TII that the Kuncian was because the second wave of pandemics was more harmful to the business than what had happened during last year’s restrictions.
Arun Arora, the center of the Phoenix Marketcity Center, Pune, said,” Malls are far more disciplined than many other sectors in It ensures the corresponding norm of Covid.
We fail to understand why the authorities ignore the busyness in the local market and only target some certain industries.
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