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26. Moreover, the success and profitability of any business are built upon the collective efforts of its workforce. It is disheartening to witness the workmen, who have played an integral part in generating consistent profits for their employers, being neglected when it comes to their own financial well-being. A fair and equitable distribution of these profits is not only morally just but also acts as a powerful motivator for the workmen to continue their hard work and dedication. Furthermore, the failure to increase wages for such an extended period sends a demoralizing message to the workmen. It undermines their sense of value and worth within the organization. When employees feel undervalued and under- appreciated, it can lead to decreased morale, lower productivity, and higher turnover rates. By providing a wage increase that is long overdue, we can instill a sense of pride, loyalty, and motivation among the workmen, which in turn will have a positive impact on the overall performance and reputation of the hotel restaurant industry.