Each item is important and each worker earns his right by discharging well his particular share of the total obligation. There should not be any attempt to compare and claim either superiority or confer inferiority. Such attempts will only promote ill feeling and obstruct the flow of love and tolerance. (SSSm Vol.3, p. 284)

Duty is God and Work is Worship. (SSSm Vol.3, p. 286)

We must respect each worker as a contributor of his valuable share of the common task. Feel that all are divine, all are equally to be loved; that is the Sadhana that will bestow ananda on both individual and society. (SSSm Vol.3, p. 287)

The employer and the employees are bound close to each other as close as the heart and the body. The master is the heart and men are the body. There can be no heart without a body and no body without a heart; both are essential for each other. The employer-employee relationship is as the bond between a father and his children. It is only when such affection and regard prevail, when the atmosphere of brotherhood is recognised among workers, that mutual help and service can flourish. Under such conditions, each can fulfil his duty gladly and peacefully.

When the employees have any problem that worries them, they can place them before the employer and both can discuss them calmly and sweetly, without unnecessary passion, without arousing hatred or malice and spreading unrest among others. Above all, each person must always be conscious of his obligations as well as of his rights. That is the basic requisite. (SSSm Vol.3, p. 290)