Change is the law of nature and it applies to everyone including humans. While it appears unethical for an organization to replace its older employees with young people, I believe most of the times it becomes the need of the hour for that organization. This essay will analyze this trend from the perspective of workers and companies.
From the perspective of a company, certain kinds of jobs are both physically and intellectually demanding and sometimes it becomes necessary to replace an older employee with a young employee in such jobs. Physically demanding jobs such as those of coal miners or construction workers need rigorous physical work which an aged person may not be able to do with the same efficiency as a young person. Mentally demanding jobs such as that of an air traffic controller or an emergency medical practitioner demand quick response and an inability to deliver it can cost lives. As such, in such cases, companies do not have any other options and the replacement of older employees is imperative.
However, old and experienced employees ought to be retired gracefully with all the benefits rather than being shown the door one fine morning. In other words, it should be the prime responsibility of any enterprise to make sure their employees have a better life after their tenure is over with the enterprise. For instance, an organization should provide their experienced workers regular monthly pension along with free medical facilities so that they are not dependent on others. Upon closer examination it can be seen that this practice helps not only the retired employees but also the government by helping it reduce its spending on elderly health care.
To conclude, it is indeed true that replacement of older employees in various companies is a bitter truth in the co-operative sector. Nonetheless, its negative impacts on the lives of replaced employees can be alleviated with the patronage of their employers.
Change
is the law of nature and it
applies to
everyone including humans. While it appears unethical for an organization to replace its
older
employees
with young
people
, I believe
most of the times
it becomes the need of the hour for that organization. This essay will analyze this trend from the perspective of workers and
companies
.
From the perspective of a
company
, certain kinds of
jobs
are both
physically
and
intellectually
demanding and
sometimes
it becomes necessary to replace an
older
employee
with a young
employee
in such
jobs
.
Physically
demanding
jobs
such as those of coal miners or construction workers need rigorous physical work which an aged person may not be able to do with the same efficiency as a young person. Mentally demanding
jobs
such as that of an air traffic controller or an emergency medical practitioner demand quick response and an inability to deliver it can cost
lives
. As such, in such cases,
companies
do not have any other options and the replacement of
older
employees
is imperative.
However
,
old
and experienced
employees
ought to
be retired
gracefully
with all the benefits
rather
than
being shown
the door one fine morning.
In other words
, it should be the prime responsibility of any enterprise to
make
sure their
employees
have a better life after their tenure is over with the enterprise.
For instance
, an organization should provide their experienced workers regular monthly pension along with free medical facilities
so
that they are not dependent on others. Upon closer examination it can be
seen
that this practice
helps
not
only
the retired
employees
but
also
the
government
by helping it
reduce
its spending on elderly health care.
To conclude
, it is
indeed
true that replacement of
older
employees
in various
companies
is a bitter truth in the co-operative sector. Nonetheless, its
negative
impacts on the
lives
of replaced
employees
can
be alleviated
with the patronage of their employers.
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