The Universal Public Employment Paradigm: A Labor Nationalization Framework

Abstract

This letter evaluates Sennimalai Kalimuthu’s radical proposal to transition all private-sector employees across villages, towns, and cities into state government staff. By replacing decentralized private payrolls with a state-administered framework financed by direct corporate revenue routing, this structural model aims to eliminate working-class income precarity and geographical inequality. We outline a phased implementation strategy alongside a dual-metric performance tier to sustain workforce innovation under standardized civil service pay grades. Finally, we discuss macroeconomic trade-offs regarding fiscal sustainability, administrative friction, and the mitigation of capital flight under total labor nationalization.