Nagpur: Ran on the plight of researchers in the franchising industry, the National Domestic and Unorganized Workers Federation (NDUWF), also a component of INTUC, has composed a letter to chief ministry Uddhav Thackeray to offer reimbursement, meals and ration kits to those labourers, who comprise 80 percent of the employees inhabitants in nation. The marriage chairman Trisharan Sahare reported that the Maharashtra government had declared similar advantages to enrolled employees, which had been only 20 percent of overall workforce. He advised that a vast majority of employees from unorganized industry have lost jobs because of Covid-19 outbreak and lockdown, and it was getting hard for them to endure. “Many in the unorganized industries such as construction workers, hawkers, street vendors, rickshaw pullers, and autorickshaw drivers are all partnering with the authorities requests of lockdown and curfew. But, their success is dependent upon their everyday earnings, and which has ceased due to each of these variables from this past year. Furthermore, they’ve exhausted their meagre savings this past year. Now, it is not possible for their families to endure,” Sahare stated while demanding that the authorities listen to their needs. The NDUWF further asked that the CM to instantly ensure free shipping of goods that were crucial to those 80% unorganized employees and also give minimal financial wages so they should not be made to go out to survival. Additionally, it required establishing a welfare board for autorickshaw drivers. “When they go out, they’d risk the lives in their families and of other people from the pandemic,” Sahare stated. (Reporting from Eshika Bhargava)