Why is there are always labour problems, union problems, strikes, hartals more in Kerla/India?
101035
The best way of looking at this problem is a multifaceted one: first of all the dominence of the leftist parties dominated by the unions and secondly the understanding of the voter when he puts his vote - does he actually value that vote - if not why is he allowing governance of this type.\n\nThe other aspect of looking at this problem is that labour laws are shifted more to the employee - which is good I guess if you are the employee - but does make it difficult for the employer/entrepreneur  to sack someone who is a poor worker.\n\nBut Kerala is still definitely not God's forsaken country - its a beautiful land - and it can change with more people realising that change is better than resisting it for the sake of resisting it.\n\nHave a nice day...
693696
the major problem is that india is ruled by some inefficient politicians where much of the money goes to their own pockets. it does not mean that all the indian leaders are corrupted, but majority of them are , whatever b the party they belong to. this makes development of india move at the pace of a snail in terms of capital equipment.
101853
there aren't any.. i have a little suggestion, if u r interested start one of your own, it will help a lot of other people facing same problems.
870269
Probably from years ago, when there were "blue laws", and many, or most businesses were closed.  Later, employees with labor unions wanted a confirmed day off, so it's likey that this is a covered issue in many union contracts.
552847
When you have a neighborhood with a high rate of joblessness you are faced with a populace who becomes more concerned with a roof over their head and food on the table than any more esoteric concerns......referring back to Maslow's hierarchy of needs----safety issues and basic physical issues come before abstractions.  Its hard to get excited about say, litter or vandalism or even school or tax issues when you are worried about feeding your family.
728911
It was quiet a while I know that, all the public sector workers were out on strike, it was called the winter of discontent, maybe you could do a google search and find more information that way.
825842
Everyone wants fair wages, but when you get the unions getting people to strike, the companies get fed up and go elsewhere.  It will happen to any major industry that has a union.  Eventually, everyone is going to get fed up and go overseas to produce their goods.
83575
As sugarcane is produced by large number of small formers in India it directly affects the economy. Because of large number of small farmers are associated with it, sugar always remained sensitive and political issue here and governments were never clear on economical policies related to Sugar.
1065921
Because if you listen to the experts they are still arguing as to the cause.  Most do acknowledge the problems of today, but there are vast disagreements as to the extent it has on this planet VS cyclic weather patterns.  And why should only the rich nations be involved?  This goes across all borders......It doesn't always have to be monetary to fix a problem.
38678
I'm afraid that the majority of people do not know anything about this terrible conflict. (sad but true) The average person is interested only in the things that surround and impact their own lives. I really wish people would stretch themselves enough to learn about what is happening in our world - and this ongoing conflict regarding the future of Kashmir is an enormous problem. What began as a political controversy has gradually evolved to be about ethnicity and religious differences. This has resulted in a dangerous, impossible environment of intolernace, intimidation, and violence. What I feel most sad about is the fact that so many children are suffering. They have become orphans and are living destitute lives...and even if they had the blessing of caring adults, most likely those adults need psychiatric help (due to the huge growth in post-traumatic stress in the region) and are destitute themselves. Basically, no person is receiving the help they need. It's a tragic situation.
541770
because people are different and have different ways of dealing with things and living together makes all of that come out more, on a daily basis. some people have less issues to deal with than others tho, i have noticed. some dont have to work 'so hard', but also some relationships arent meant to be and then there is a lot of work to do if you want to try to keep it going.
125081
DUDE CORRECT UR QUESTION COZ IT'S GOT SERIOUS AMOUNT OF PROBLEMS
432321
Educated people have come to power (Manmohan Singh) in India and the decrease in "corrupt and illiterate" politicians is happening. Obviously, it isn't happening exponentially, but there is a decrease and India is becoming a more politically honest country. Bihar is still a problem, as usual. The mob is still a problem as well, but the Indian government is actively cracking down on these illegal groups.
503087
Unions unfortunately have become Major political movements.  My brother in law is an electrician in NJ and was FORCED to campaign for Korzine when he was running for govern er.  Unions look out for themselves at the expense of everyone else.  They bully many companies and force them to hire union only labor.  Try building an office building and not use Union labor.  If you manage to be successful I can guarantee that the local union will put out a call for people to boycott your business.  \n\nNJ is the worst state in the Union (no pun intended) when it comes to Union corruption and control.  \n\nAnd to the retired teamster who seems to think that Unions keep jobs here, you could not be more wrong.  The high cost of paying union workers for many jobs (see factory jobs) forced companies to undertake the monumental cost of moving them overseas.
756106
I think the biggest issue is poverty.  It also affects everyone everyday.  A lot of the healthcare problems are because of it.  People who are not poor are paying for the people who are.
134003
In this day and age, there are problems in either situations. It's sad really. I think we should all try to get along!
211751
who say the labour is cheap. but the output is extraordinary, no one can beat. its cheap coz of its out put. best & the fastest brains, whether is science or maths unlike the westners who are dumbos & school dropouts, can't even speek the only language english they are tought the whole like although most f the indian can speak write & understand 2 languages & a lot of the 3 or more languages. no where is teh world you can find huge population who is good in speaking a language, can work & think technically & respons accordingly in just one city. in delhi alone there are more than 100000 people in IT alone & ithe the same in other cities too, serving India & the world over.