Posted on: 13-04-10 20:46:08
http://business.rediff.com/report/2010/apr/13/almost-93-percent-indian-employees-ready-to-work-abroad.htm
Glad that the truth has come out!
"The PwC report is based on the trend data regarding international assignments for 900 companies, population data and the opinions of both CEOs and workers around the globe."
Wonder how can someone even deny this? I know for sure that deep within everyone's heart back home, they aspire to move abroad (Umrikka, Kanedda, Aastralia, UK, etc.).
Good, PwC has proved that. Finally!!
Why do I foresee Canada vs. India debate once again?? May be, may be not 
Peace
A really sad state of affairs. How different the mood in the country was just five-six years ago! It will get worse.
What forces of change have contributed to this spectacular demoralization of the entire nation?
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Originally posted by Daari_Tappida_Maaga
A really sad state of affairs. How different the mood in the country was just five-six years ago! It will get worse.
What forces of change have contributed to this spectacular demoralization of the entire nation?
You've just sowed seeds for India Vs West discussion. The key reason for people's ambition to work in foreign countries is money. Most of us have financial burdens back home and a foreign income will defiently allieviate it to a large extent. I personally know a friend who paid off his parents debts (around 5 lakhs) by working in the US.
I don't think there's anything to feel sad about this. In fact, it helps India's economy when people send funds back home from foreign countries.
Gopal Pai the author of this amazing thread "eye opener to future immigrants" should be asked to pen and send a followup article to rediff..
http://www.canadiandesi.com/read.php?TID=26694
I guess I should count among the lucky few who even though being a canadian citizen am heading back to India on a salary which is 25% higher than what I was getting in Canada. Given that the maximum tax level is 30% in India against 44% in Canada, the tax differential itself works significantly in my favour....
Direct tax may be less .. indirect taxes pretty much make it all equal..
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Originally posted by coolzazu
I guess I should count among the lucky few who even though being a canadian citizen am heading back to India on a salary which is 25% higher than what I was getting in Canada. Given that the maximum tax level is 30% in India against 44% in Canada, the tax differential itself works significantly in my favour....
