Saturday, May 01, 2010
Population explosion is one of the many reasons directly affecting our living. Due to rapid increase in the number of laborers, bottleneck employment follows.
Nowadays as the business trend gradually recovers from global impoverishment, job loss still remains to be inevitable. Ironically, many are on the dole inspite of the unchanging bulk of job vacancies.
Looking closely to us employees, each one gives more than what is expected on us. We do what is asked for, faithfully serving the plate that feeds us. But at end of the day some questions pop up in my mind: Do we really get what is due to us? Not gauging the monetary value we dig up every month, can we say that we are compensated enough? What is it really to celebrate on Labor Day?
Nowadays as the business trend gradually recovers from global impoverishment, job loss still remains to be inevitable. Ironically, many are on the dole inspite of the unchanging bulk of job vacancies.
Looking closely to us employees, each one gives more than what is expected on us. We do what is asked for, faithfully serving the plate that feeds us. But at end of the day some questions pop up in my mind: Do we really get what is due to us? Not gauging the monetary value we dig up every month, can we say that we are compensated enough? What is it really to celebrate on Labor Day?
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