Shubhashis Gangopadhyay: Helping ourselves | Business Standard Opinion
Shubhashis Gangopadhyay: Helping ourselves | Business Standard Opinion
Copied below is an excerpt from my response to another article in Business Standard(June 26, 2014), which fits in here well:
".........taking the debate forward, one is tempted to add conservation and
overhaul of the available infrastructure, moving towards a higher literacy level,
better and affordable healthcare facilities for all and improvements in the
prescription and monitoring of minimum living wages across sectors as priorities
that should be woven into any fabric of overall growth.
Copied below is an excerpt from my response to another article in Business Standard(June 26, 2014), which fits in here well:
".........taking the debate forward, one is tempted to add conservation and
overhaul of the available infrastructure, moving towards a higher literacy level,
better and affordable healthcare facilities for all and improvements in the
prescription and monitoring of minimum living wages across sectors as priorities
that should be woven into any fabric of overall growth.
As public-private partnership becomes a reality, the responsibility of ensuring
social security, universal healthcare and a self-regulatory mechanism to ensure
minimum living wages for all workers dependent on an industry or service also
will have to be shared by those who own or provide such industry or service.
So far, this aspect has been considered the sacred duty of the government or
the tax-payer.
social security, universal healthcare and a self-regulatory mechanism to ensure
minimum living wages for all workers dependent on an industry or service also
will have to be shared by those who own or provide such industry or service.
So far, this aspect has been considered the sacred duty of the government or
the tax-payer.
M G Warrier, Mumbai
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