Labor Commissioner Gary Molloy won't allow employees to go outside to address burdened and struggling unemployed Virgin Islanders, some of whom for months haven't received a dime of unemployment benefits. His reason? Covid-19, of course. The commissioner told the Consortium's Ernice Gilbert on Tuesday, "I know firsthand what it is like to be unemployed and not know how the bills would be paid. I was fortunate however, to know that I would eat even if it was one meal a day." Yet Virgin Islanders stand in the hot sun outside the Labor department's offices, tired, broke and frustrated because they are not receiving answers when they call the phone, and employees can't attend to them because the commissioner has explicitly directed against it. In fact you could be written up for disregarding the directive, according to an employee of the department,…