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Simrat and Manbir are partners in a firm. They being in a large unskilled labour is employed. The employees largely lived in slum area. They, in order to improve their hygiene, entered into agreement with a doctor to do routine medical check-up. They also set up a canteen in the business premises to provide hygienic food at a subsidised rate. Identify the values in their action.

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Taking care of health through regular medical check-up; and helping employees by making available hygienic food at a subsidised price.

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