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#Post 5: Post Lockdown

Do you really think that the life of the people will become normal after the lockdown?
As the situations are within the country, I don’t think so that the life is going to be easy after the lockdown as the people will always have a fear in mind of the Covid-19 effect. We have seen that the governments are taking efforts to get out of these situations but are the techniques working out to get rid of this?
According to the situations within the country, parents will think twice to send their children to school/colleges as they may have a fear in their mind and at the same time they will also be thinking about the career of their children.


The situation after the lockdown is now going to be very difficult for the youngsters who have just completed their education and are willing to enter into the corporate world as there will be a tough competition to get a secured job as there will be fewer jobs within the market. I have mentioned about the secured jobs because no one’s job is secured as the organization is not earning the revenue as much as they would have in the normal situation.
Amid lockdown, we have seen that the government had stopped all the transportation services, including the railways and the airlines. At that time, the airlines industry was facing losses as they have to pay for the parking of the aircrafts and at the same time they have to pay their employees also. Movements of people were completely stopped due to which they were facing losses.
Governments are working on the action plan in order to reskill the unemployed and informal sector workers once the lockdown is lifted. This will not only help the individual who lost their job due to Coronavirus crisis but also the workforce will be readily available once the economic activity starts. Continuously the research program is being conducted by a team that what skills are needed.


Country’s economy is dipping and the government has taken several steps to prevent it from falling down as they have asked the industries to resume their work with certain conditions so that their employees also don’t get affected. 
Now we have seen that several industries are resuming their work as the economy of the country is dipping down and they took several safety measures to ensure that their employees are not being infected as they are the real assets to the organization at this point of time. They are providing the employees with the face mask and the hand sanitizer for their safety and the assets they are using within the industry are also being disinfected.


                                                                                                              by Abhishek Singh
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