12-27-2012, 01:42 PM
If you quit, you will just lose your salary and benefits and your self-esteem.
There are many alternatives to quitting. For example:
INDIA TEA WORKERS BURN BOSS TO DEATH IN ASSAM STATE
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Hundreds of tea plantation workers have set alight their boss's bungalow in north-east India, burning to death the owner and his wife, officials say.
Angry workers surrounded the bungalow at Kunapathar in Assam state late on Wednesday, following a two-week long dispute with the management.
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I'm certainly not saying this approach is best for everyone. But, for those people living in India, this may be something to consider. I don't think it would be an effective method of protest here in the West. But I'm certain there could be an equally satisfactory protest alternative found here.
It is, after all, one clear way to communicate to management your profound unhappiness with the current state of affairs. Absolutely clear. No equivocation. Absolutely none!
Although, I think it would have been more effective had they just burned the wife and let the husband live so that he might have something to think about.
By burning both of them, there is no one left to make any reforms. So, IMO, it's a big mistake to burn both of them. They should have left someone alive to implement some knee-jerk management-style improvements.
Don't you think?
There are many alternatives to quitting. For example:
INDIA TEA WORKERS BURN BOSS TO DEATH IN ASSAM STATE
WWW.BBC.CO.UK
Tea Workers Burn Boss To Death
Hundreds of Indian tea workers surround their boss's bungalow and...
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Hundreds of tea plantation workers have set alight their boss's bungalow in north-east India, burning to death the owner and his wife, officials say.
Angry workers surrounded the bungalow at Kunapathar in Assam state late on Wednesday, following a two-week long dispute with the management.
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I'm certainly not saying this approach is best for everyone. But, for those people living in India, this may be something to consider. I don't think it would be an effective method of protest here in the West. But I'm certain there could be an equally satisfactory protest alternative found here.
It is, after all, one clear way to communicate to management your profound unhappiness with the current state of affairs. Absolutely clear. No equivocation. Absolutely none!
Although, I think it would have been more effective had they just burned the wife and let the husband live so that he might have something to think about.
By burning both of them, there is no one left to make any reforms. So, IMO, it's a big mistake to burn both of them. They should have left someone alive to implement some knee-jerk management-style improvements.
Don't you think?
(This post was last modified: 12-27-2012, 02:40 PM by AliShibaz.)