In a situation where prices are rising unprecedentedly, the poverty line in the country has exceeded 70 million tomans, raising serious concerns among the lower classes of society, especially workers. This figure clearly shows that workers, as the hardworking and foundational class of the economy, need fair and just wages and can no longer live on small donations and meager charity.
Workers do not want charity!
In this situation, workers are calling for serious changes in economic and social policies. They believe that the current wages not only do not cover their daily living expenses but also cannot meet their basic needs. In such circumstances, charity and donations can in no way replace fair wages.
In fact, workers want the labor system to be reformed so that their wages genuinely align with the cost of living. This demand is not only just but seems essential. Given the ever-increasing prices, if there are no changes at the economic level and support for workers, we may witness an increase in dissatisfaction and social protests.
The necessity of addressing workers' demands
Therefore, officials must pay attention to this bitter reality and instead of giving charity, think about providing practical and sustainable solutions to improve workers' living conditions. Although in recent years, increasing minimum wages has been seen as a solution, these increases alone cannot meet the real needs of workers.
It seems that only through cooperation and coordination among all governmental and private institutions can we seek to create fairer conditions for workers. It should be noted that if this issue is not properly addressed, not only will workers be harmed, but the entire society will also be affected by this negligence.
