Reservations in private sector

[visalandhra]

Hi,



Present government wants to impose reservation in private sector. As u all

know so many talented people are not getting jobs in the Public Sector b'coz

of the Reservation.



If u'r opposing the reservations in private sectors I request you to sign

the petition and sent it across to all your friends to sign the same.



http://www.petitiononline.com/RESPVT/petition.html

[akhilis2cool]

Hes back!

[DQ]

READ AS ****FLAME****



Why are you worried after all ?



With your QUEER queries, I doubt if you will ever get into Private Sector.



........Apologis maybe I have gone too far but couldn't resist being GROSS

[vislandhr]

hi

Reservations in private sector means commit to suicide.if u oppose it pls sign in the above link and forward it to ur dudes.

[CtrlAltDel]

what difference wud that link make? do u think the semi litrerate politicians who make the laws watch that link to sense the public mood?

[visalandhra]

hi ctrl,



if this small drop we collected may become a big pot of water(or a lake or a canal or a river or a ocean)who knows?.but we should try for it.as a person we should also collect a drop to make it reality.

[CtrlAltDel]

hi ctrl,

if this small drop we collected may become a big pot of water(or a lake or a canal or a river or a ocean)who knows?.but we should try for it.as a person we should also collect a drop to make it reality.

the "drops" of water can make a difference only if the class of ppl who browse the internet also participate enthusiastically in the voting during elections.

most of us detest going to vote and view that attitude with pride. when some policy screw up happens, its not use lamenting the quality of the politicans.

the policy makers wont care a rat's ass for online petitions. voting in elections make a difference....not these things

[lonewolf]

hi ctrl,

if this small drop we collected may become a big pot of water(or a lake or a canal or a river or a ocean)who knows?.but we should try for it.as a person we should also collect a drop to make it reality.

That drops->pot of water analogy doesn't really apply here vishalandhra! In fact, the politicians will wash their turdy asses with the water you collect

[vislandhra]

the "drops" of water can make a difference only if the class of ppl who browse the internet also participate enthusiastically in the voting during elections.



hi ctrl,



i agree with ur point.I insisted this point during the election time and i posted against the polocies in present ruling party's manifesto.but who can listen? some of the readers in our group supported their vies,now they have to realize it.

[visalandhra]

hi wolf,



If it is pot of water or river of water they(politicians) can do like that.but if its ocean then will caught in cyclones or they become food for sharks.

[Habitual Perfectionist]

The rhetoric about reservations in private sectors is very much alike John Kerry's tirade against outsourcing. Deep down...everyone knows its detrimental...including the advocates of the policy. And they also know that this is nothing more than a ploy to garner votes in elections.



Is it too hard to comprehend that neither the American govt. and nor ours can dictate much to the private sector. So, all this talk of reservations is nothing but an eyewash. Wait n watch.

[akhilis2cool]

The private sector can always get around these things.



Even if reservations are made compulsory they will make sure that they take only qulalified and able ppl. thru tests...and inteviews...

[Sharjeel]

The private sector can always get around these things.

Even if reservations are made compulsory they will make sure that they take only qulalified and able ppl. thru tests...and inteviews...

or irritate the hell out of the poor 'reserved' employees, so they give up the job themselves.

[akhilis2cool]

The private sector can always get around these things.

Even if reservations are made compulsory they will make sure that they take only qulalified and able ppl. thru tests...and inteviews...

or irritate the hell out of the poor 'reserved' employees, so they give up the job themselves.

Thats an option too.!

[Sharjeel]

Thats an option too.!

I've seen that happen so many times, it is not even news now.



Last week a woman came in with a ot of matter to type, and when I declined to give her a discount, she almost broke down and told me her emloyers gave her only so much money and they were expecting her to either get the printouts or lose her job.

[akhilis2cool]

Hain? aisi kaunsi co. hai baap?

BTW i believe harassing employees to force them to leave is a practice in quite a few co.s...they cant say it up front so they use these tactics.....saale loosers

[Sharjeel]

Hain? aisi kaunsi co. hai baap?
BTW i believe harassing employees to force them to leave is a practice in quite a few co.s...they cant say it up front so they use these tactics.....saale loosers

Private sector ka sabse irritating problem hai.

[akhilis2cool]

Hain? aisi kaunsi co. hai baap?
BTW i believe harassing employees to force them to leave is a practice in quite a few co.s...they cant say it up front so they use these tactics.....saale loosers

Private sector ka sabse irritating problem hai.

ab kya karsakte.....they only boast of a HR dept. for the sake of it

[Mayavi Morpheus]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/962543.cms



CHENNAI: Dravidar Kazhagam leader K Veeramani on Friday asked MPs and central ministers from Tamil Nadu to demand that a bill for reservation for backward classes in the private sector be tabled in the ongoing winter session of parliament.



In a statement, Veeramani also called for the new bill to make reservation mandatory in all departments of the judiciary and public service commissions and to do away with the concept of a "creamy layer".

[akhilis2cool]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/962543.cms

CHENNAI: Dravidar Kazhagam leader K Veeramani on Friday asked MPs and central ministers from Tamil Nadu to demand that a bill for reservation for backward classes in the private sector be tabled in the ongoing winter session of parliament.

In a statement, Veeramani also called for the new bill to make reservation mandatory in all departments of the judiciary and public service commissions and to do away with the concept of a "creamy layer".

Hey bhagwaan!

[CtrlAltDel]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/962543.cms

CHENNAI: Dravidar Kazhagam leader K Veeramani on Friday asked MPs and central ministers from Tamil Nadu to demand that a bill for reservation for backward classes in the private sector be tabled in the ongoing winter session of parliament.

In a statement, Veeramani also called for the new bill to make reservation mandatory in all departments of the judiciary and public service commissions and to do away with the concept of a "creamy layer".

Hey bhagwaan!

u forget that elections are approaching in tamil nadu...

[akhilis2cool]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/962543.cms

CHENNAI: Dravidar Kazhagam leader K Veeramani on Friday asked MPs and central ministers from Tamil Nadu to demand that a bill for reservation for backward classes in the private sector be tabled in the ongoing winter session of parliament.

In a statement, Veeramani also called for the new bill to make reservation mandatory in all departments of the judiciary and public service commissions and to do away with the concept of a "creamy layer".

Hey bhagwaan!

u forget that elections are approaching in tamil nadu...

Oh....ok...then its just another ploy to get votes....badmein uska hashr bhi free power ke jaisa hi hoga

[vislandhra]

May be that can happen,

bcz if YS type CMs are there they'll give the reservations to any body without consulting any one.what happened in the minoriity reservation in AP.if court was not there another 5% of seats will be gone to reservations..

[Truth]

There should be either no _ reservations at all or there should be reservation for all the religions (not just only for hindus as it now).

[Mayavi Morpheus]