Happiness index is better yardstick of development than wealth of nations.
@sathviksouvik (23251)
January 13, 2023 5:07am CST
The biggest success of a country can be the level of rise of happiness index of the citizens. For example there are many countries where private companies have serious domination. The employees are made to work at odd hours. Although the compensation is good the happiness index is low. The correct indicator is happiness index where citizens can say they can easily get jobs after completing studies, children can be admitted in schools of their choices easily, there is proper health care, to mention a few.
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@sathviksouvik (23251)
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20 Jan 23
thanks Nevena if the work culture is good then only employees will continue
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@Nevena83 (66063)
• Serbia
22 Jan 23
@sathviksouvik Yes, but it often happens that workers are not satisfied.
@sathviksouvik (23251)
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24 Jan 23
@Nevena83 thanks Nevena wherever there is exploitation by private sector, the workers are not satisfied
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@zhangxueying (3362)
• China
13 Jan 23
Yes, happiness is what we all pursue. Obviously, we spend more time on work every day, but the income we get is not as good as inflation
@JudyEv (382357)
• Rockingham, Australia
13 Jan 23
The happiness index should be given more weight. Happy employees would be much more productive for starters.
