Indian firms make a profit of Rs 6 lakh per employee

Re: IT firms are not Charitable organization by Manoj Dev on Apr 20, 2011 10:41 AM No point sharing prosperity with employees; that is not Indian culture too, any way. And businessmen have many other extra-business expenses too - the employee class just do not understand these.    Forward   |   Report abuse

Re: simple cal by yogesh adalatwale on Apr 20, 2011 10:36 AM wht about the cost other than salary? like infrastructure, IT, etc etc?    Forward   |   Report abuse

Re: Indians are immune by Chalta Hai on Apr 19, 2011 07:02 PM How many employees get paid at Rs.4.8 lac per annum.? On what basis and in which industry has this survey been? many empoloyees hardly earn about Rs.1 lac per annum.How did the figure of Rs. 6 lac per emplooyee profit emerge? Which company gets this. Many companies especially many samall scale companies can hardly meet their expenses and barely make money to meet their interest on borrowings. This artcile by rediff supposedly given from PWC has ABSOLUTE NO BASE. this is meant to mislead the masses and create a gap between employees and employers. Seems like a conspiracy,to undermine the indian economy. The team involved in this survey should be asked to present the basis of their findings in public or else SHD BE CRIMINALLY PROSECUTED.. Readers, please beware of the troublemakers in the Indian economy and society.. CRAPPY & MISLEADING ARTICLE.. TOTAL NONSENSE ARTICLE    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: Indians are immune by Vikram Raj on Apr 20, 2011 11:42 PM you seemed to have missed the part "on an average". i will leave it to you as an exercise to figure out how to calculate average.    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: Indians are immune by Sanjay on Apr 21, 2011 12:01 AM Sorry companies like Relience make cores profit of their employees work and pay near dirt.    Forward   |   Report abuse

Re: Looter Singh being PM it was expected by Tom Dick on Apr 20, 2011 07:37 PM Mr.Gupta ..corporate has an obligation to its share holders. I am sure you too hold some shares in some companies and would be delighted to see your dividend going up? Corporeates do have to save for rainy days too. So don't expect them to hand over everything to the employees!    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Looter Singh being PM it was expected by RENDEZVOUS VISHY on Apr 19, 2011 09:23 PM I am observing your comments for long time Mr Gupta. I really appreciate you.Honestly telling you we need to change the system, that is required as of now.    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Looter Singh being PM it was expected by asad hgjkf on Apr 20, 2011 09:04 PM Gupta ji... If there was no liberalisation, India with its Huge population would be dying of hunger due to no jobs, as there would be no private companies to employ people. Per capita income is 35,000 per year because of employees in pvt companies being paid good money. Otherwise it would be 3500 per year. Don't blame someone for the heck of it.    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: Looter Singh being PM it was expected by Sanjay on Apr 21, 2011 12:21 AM Asad, You are not an expert and have not yet seen the problems of this country. The government is not interested in development,good work,etc, but only interested in loot. These big corporates help swindle money and pay little salary for earnings and profit they have.They prevent smaller/medium companies from operating which are far more responsible for generating employment and development. Most of India is dependent on agriculture as main source of livelihood. So what benefits most Indians is not big corporates but development of agriculture system, irrigation networks etc. In Delhi they started to seal business, and charges tax for regulating businesses so that the mall culture could thrive. As no one was going to malls as local shopping was cheaper. They increases cost for doing business, which creates inflation. For one thing going to Delhi does not mean cheaper goods any more. Rents for business now is too much. One mall near by the biggest in Noida strangely most of the shops are own by one group of people. Now this group of people who own the mall how does small/medium person compete, while the mall owner make it difficult for other by changing the laws so that more business and more difficulty to compete. See this not the benefit of the country.Even former CJI is accused in a scandal with such Mall authorities. Reliance and other industries get into wholesale business we see hyper inflation for foods,But when are we going help majority with irrigation shemes?    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: Re: Looter Singh being PM it was expected by Sanjay on Apr 21, 2011 12:27 AM Now if a small manufacturer wants to sell goods would the big mall people buy or do they already have set brands they sale namely their own brands who they share profit from. See the problem from wholesale, to manufacture, to the point of sale they wish to control. How do you expect competition, less inflation, etc? This looting system harms competition which intrn harms development.    Forward   |   Report abuse