More effort needed to resolve conflicts as it turns out better

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More effort needed to resolve conflicts as it turns out better

One of the factors that made it possible for labor and management cooperate to some degrees was that all of us suffered due to the ever so declining economy, that we all sensed the economical crisis which we all agreed to overcome. Workers fully conscious of the hardship put much more effort towards better building the relationship.
 
They will think of how they sacrificed themselves all that time as economic index sheds a better light which foretells a better tomorrow. Political capability to respond to the social demands was not fully exercised and this could accumulate a residue that could easily blow off any time soon. 

Only hope will prevent anger from being blown off
As much as the relationship gets better we need to keep ourselves tense to sense and resolve any possible conflicts a head of time. Our government for sure will work hard, but have to ask the managements to embrace others so that no anger accumulates and give the way to hope.

What’s most risky is when we do not have any hope to cling to. Hope helps both individuals and nations endure. No enduring where there is no hope. We ask managements to understand and embrace desperate workers whose anger might explode, and promise you that we will be conscious of what we are going through all the time and work to resolve it.

<New Year’s Greetings to the Economic Circles, January 4, 2006>