A stubborn overview

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This is the fact that now a days we are lacking patience. We try to get hold on many things which don't ever relate to us. Most importantly when it comes to working institutions they put lots of pressure only because they know employees are in seperate need of job and will not quit. Taking the fact into consideration they overburden with minimal amount of salary. 

Many of the private employees during this pandemic lost their job. Leaving their hands and replacing is a bad choice. It affects the state of mind. Even though the person is financially strong. Putting them on stand by is absolutely a bad option. These were the people who helped the institution on several occasions.

This blog is not written for preaching anyone. It is quite understood, an institution is just an organisation which in need will talk sugar coated language. When the work ends it kicks off.

An employee gives lots of time,love,devotion and pray for well being and upliftment of any institution. The idea of replacement cannot suffice the question asked.

#replacingnotanoption

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