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The Manufacturer

16 July 2006

The Manufacturing Industry

Who owns these manufacturing industries?

They are the investors, capitalist or businessmen, or a corporation producing goods in volume, who was then captivated by the strategic location of a country with a manpower capable of hard-work with promising skills and characteristics. These investors/businessmen/corporation came from different countries. They tend to invest their business somewhere outside their own countries for reasons, in their views, are far more profitable comparing to other countries. Of course, the main objective is to produce well and good products for the end consumers. And they intended to make this business grow and earn profit.

One of the most important means for them to gain profit is to have brand new or well-conditioned machinery and a productive manpower and a well trained management. These three (3) factors should be harmoniously working with each other to produce a quality product. If one of these means malfunctioned, both the manpower and the management will be affected, obviously, the machines are not affected (don’t react), the workers working hours/day will be lessen, and the management will lose some of the profit or some part of the  capital.

On the part of the manpower, the cutting-off of their working days/hours means a lot, due to no work no pay policy. How much do you think this will cost a daily wage earner? On the part of the investor, how much do you think will cost them if a shipment returns?

(More to follow….. meanwhile, you can give your violent reaction if like)

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