The private organizations

In my deep contemplation to get a sense about the growing number of discontent workers in private sectors, I certainly realized some relevant nexus between wrong evaluation of talent and absence of proper system to run the private organizations. One of the fundamental issues is that we all support spreading education but very few are there to value education. In the present scenario mostly, in urban areas, the number of semi-educated people, means those who have adequate knowledge in computer and at the same time literate enough to communicate in English to complete their daily work; are indeed present in a large number. The availability of cheap labor has turned out to be a great boon for small business organizations. And taking advantage of the same they are exploiting their employees in every step.

The perpetual competition between the workers to secure their jobs has to some extent force the workers to compromise on different aspects pertaining to their fundamental rights. In one hand the availability of cheap educated employees have given the opportunity to the employers to always have an option in hand to replace the existing one with the one awaiting and on the other hand, the crisis of jobs, likewise, compelled the workers to accept whatever little they get. It is quite painful fact that in the present day there are ample numbers of private organization who do not have a salary structure where employees shall be valued based on their ability not by anything else.

Most of the government affiliated small private concerns are run on the whim of the proprietor. Their cold and dark minds never intrigue the awareness in them to evaluate the system throughout. There are rules and criteria set out by the government, which they simply comply with by satisfying the government inspectors. It seems, we are living in the world of a tyrant king where no one has the right to claim one’s basic right. The system that has been going on for so long has certainly dampened the true prospect of education. The society seems to be steered to a direction where there is no way out but to fall into the  trap of annihilation.    

For so long the claim that the entire civilization had about having a system for equal right or upliftment of backward classes, has rightly given a shape in the tyrant dictatorship of private concerns of our nation. The equality is profound here that you would not be able to distinguish between a driver, layman with an educated person. The system is so blind and corrupted that the government despite knowing all the pitfalls of it never made least endeavor to fix the problem. We all talk about promotion of education but unfortunately none is ready to pay its value.