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Re: British IT workers want Indians to go home
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IPI_Marker
Hi Raju,
There is no need to push the developed countries on
anything. In the long run any country which stops
talent from flowing into it looses - simple.
A lot of people will ask whether this is talent
flowing out - and I say -yes. The people who take the
initiativie of going anywhere for betterment of their
lives are the kind of people who drive a nation to
sucess.
So dont loose sleep that some developed countries are
being unfair - come to the fairest of them all --- the
USA :-).
cheers
Rohit
--- Raju Agarwal <krantikari@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Please help make the Manifesto better, or accept it,
> and propagate it!
>
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> IPI_Marker
>
> Mr. Gaffri,
>
> Please refrain from making sweeping generalizations.
> "meagre" is a relative term. A "meagre" salary from
> the standpoint of
> someone living in the UK, may be considered to be
> quite lucrative from the
> standpoint of someone living in India. And,
> individuals are motivated by
> their own self interest.
>
> Secondly, just because "some" british workers are
> against Indian software
> professionals, doesn't neccessarily mean that that
> view is shared by the
> majority of british workers.
>
> The real issue is this. If an Indian programmer is
> willing to work for a
> lower wage than a british programmer, why is that
> considered to be "unfair"
> competition? Isn't that what "Free Trade", "Free
> Enterprise" and
> "Globalization" is all about.
>
> The Rich countries try to gain access to the product
> markets of Developing
> countries at every WTO sesstion - yet they refuse to
> open their Labour
> markets to Developing countries!
>
> Why are Developing countries not pushing the rich
> countries harder on the
> issue of Free Trade with respect to Labour?
>
> Raju Agarwal
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