Nikita Mirzani Worried About The Fate Of Holywings Employees, Gus Miftah: Don't Be A Muslim Without Realizing It

Nikita Mirzani (Photo: IG @nikitamirzanimawardi_172)

JAKARTA - Thousands of Holywings employees are currently being laid off because almost all outlets in Indonesia are closed. In addition, the restaurant employees also returned their work uniforms to their respective offices.

"For the time being, we will stay home first. The uniforms are part of each outlet's facilities, they must be sent home," said General Manager Project Company Holywings Indonesia, Yuli Setiawan when met at the DKI Jakarta DPRD building, Wednesday, June 29.

However, Yuli said that his party would still pay the salaries of all Holywings employees in June even though outlets in almost all regions in Indonesia were closed.

"For obligations that are still in the operational stage, we still give salaries according to the portion. This month, we are still full, we give everything, because they are indeed laid off," he said.

However, Yuli cannot confirm whether the management will be able to pay employees next month. Given, currently management is still dealing with this problem.

Nikita Mirzani as an investor who bought Holywings shares also expressed similar concerns. "We have thousands of employees who also make a living there. People have mistakes, it's natural, the important thing is to fix it," he said.

Gus Miftah then gave advice about the fear of the fate of the Holywings workers. He reminded not to be afraid of the sustenance that has been determined by God.

"Many, including all kinds of owners. What about the fate of employees? So I said that we should not doubt our sustenance. Don't let us 'MTS' mushrik without realizing it, when he says, 'What will I eat tomorrow?' That's called doubting the power of Allah SWT," he said in a video uploaded to Gus Miftah's Instagram, quoted Friday, June 30. .

"Maybe this is God's way to get Holywings friends to get more lawful jobs. But, we must not doubt (sustenance), that's God's way," he concluded.