Workers = scientist , engineers , mangers , clerks ,...etc

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The discussion centers on the transition from an era defined by the relationship between companies and workers to a new dynamic where companies are increasingly positioned against governments, termed the "age of knowledge." Participants express concern that this shift may lead to the diminishing importance of the human resource concept and employee loyalty. Some argue that the previous notion of "companies vs workers" was a misguided perspective, suggesting that economic liberty should not be seen as antagonistic to workers. The conversation highlights a perceived decline in the significance of the human factor in the workplace, raising questions about the future role of employees in this evolving landscape.
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EVERY one are saying now that the age of companies vs workers are ended and now is the age of companies vs governments and its name is the age of knowledge

workers = scientist , engineers , mangers , clerks ,...etc

i wasn't thinking that the age of knowledge will ring with him the death of the following concept " the important human resource " and " the loyalty of the human force "

i need to hear your idea

thank you all
 
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hagopbul said:
EVERY one are saying now that the age of companies vs workers are ended and now is the age of companies vs governments and its name is the age of knowledge
The age of "companies vs workers" was always just a Marxist delusion. Those of us who oppose restricting economic liberty certainly aren't against "workers", that's just ad hominem attacks used to stir up hatred and avoid honest debate.
 
thanx this was an important point of view
 
but don't you saw that human factor are losing its important by the time
 
this was the main idea not the Marxist delusion
 
hagopbul said:
but don't you saw that human factor are losing its important by the time
What "human factor"? I don't know if English is your native language, but your posts are very hard to read/understand. Your writing style does not result in coherent thoughts being conveyed.
 
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