Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Monday, May 11, 2009

Wind out of the Willows ...

Lack of political will to increase employment is evident from the latest Hyundai decision to move production to Europe!!! Probably the government wants more unemployed so as to tap the voter pool for future political prospects.




Reference:

Hyundai may shift i20 production base





Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Death of the Street Fighting Man ...

Only a few from the private sector remain organized only to be put down by the masters they serve. Is there no hope for the slaving workers, does no political party have their interest in mind, or do we not care for ourselves and be organized on a larger scale? I think the answer to all these questions should be in the affirmative.





Reference:

Striking Hyundai employees arrested in Chennai






Saturday, May 2, 2009

They better have wings and fly!!!

So many cars, so many brands; do we have the roads?!!



References:

JLR in India by June

New Audi A6 launched in India

Audi to have 40 models by 2015; to launch its Q3 SUV in 2011


Auto makers report encouraging growth in April

Despite slowdown, April sales accelerate for car-makers

Hyundai Motor launches 'Hyundai Utsav' to tap rural India

Toyota Reveals Pricing for New Indian Compact Car

Honda Jazz – Honda's Small Car

Disguised Retrenchment: New Industrial Disease

About 3,500 Airport workers have been gradually transferred out of Mumbai and Delhi airports to other places after the private consortium GMR took over the operations and management in 2006.

I have been following this disguised retrenchment since a month now and am amazed to see very little or no media coverage on the issue. Possibly it is not as deserving as the IPLs and General Elections (especially the snappy irrelevant chat between L.K. Advani and Rahul Gandhi, neither of them addressing the real issues of this country) that forsake this country!!!



References:

Government should begin talks with AAI employees: Yechury

Airport staff calls off nationwide strike

AAI employees defers nation-wide agitation