Australia Treats Employees Like Humans. India Doesn’t

Описание: Is India’s work culture outdated?
In this video, we explore why Australia’s work culture is miles ahead of India’s - from employee rights, work-life balance, fair pay, to respect at the workplace.

In Australia, employees switch off after work.
In India, hustle culture never sleeps.
Australia believes in output, India still glorifies hours.

We also speak to professionals who’ve worked in both countries and explain how Indian workplaces can improve and what employees deserve in 2025.

This is not just a comparison. It’s a wake-up call.
📉 Toxic hierarchy
📞 Calls after 9 PM
🧠 Burnout = dedication?

✅ If you're an employee tired of the system, this video is for you.
✅ If you’re an employer, maybe it's time to listen.

👀 Watch till the end for key insights into:

Why India’s work culture feels 10 years behind

What Australia does differently

What Indian employees are missing

And how we can fix it together

💬 Comment below if you relate to this!
🧠 What change do you want in your workplace?
👊 Share this with someone who's stuck in hustle mode.

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