In addition to the two-year salary, "the education fees of the employees' children will be paid in India until graduation." Read Borosier's statement.
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Borosil is not the only company that has lost employees due to the virus. (Representative photo | Associated Press)
On Saturday morning, a post shared by Borosil Ltd. wrote, "We lost four employees in a terrible pandemic." The news comes at a time when India is struggling to deal with the deadly COVID-19 wave.
Founded in 1962, this glass products company has decided to provide COVID-19 relief for its employees and their families in case their families suffer losses due to the pandemic.
In a statement shared by Borosil managing director Shreevar Kheruka, which also listed the names of the four team members who lost their lives due to the coronavirus, the company announced that “any employee’s family and its subsidiaries will receive two years of Wages, if there is an unfortunate death due to COVID-19."
In addition to the two-year salary, "the education of the employees' children will be paid in India until graduation." The LinkedIn post has been read.
Borosil India's extraordinary compassionate decision! honor! pic.twitter.com/BOUFwY9kix
Suffering and grief have entered the family of every Indian directly or indirectly. In such times, some employers are trying to do their best for their employees.
As mentioned in the statement, Borosil's posture "is not comparable to the scale of the loss."
Borosil is not the only company that has lost employees due to the virus.
During such crises, one should keep in mind to provide a safe, clean and hygienic working environment, and to ensure remote work as much as possible. In these difficult times, appropriate consideration should be given to the mental health of employees.
Considering the ambiguity and severity of the pandemic, MD Shreevar Kheruka concluded the statement with "This will also pass, and we will usher in a better tomorrow."
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