Is it true that factory wages are now seven or eight thousand a month?

It is true that the salary in the factory is seven or eight thousand a month. If it is a small leader of a class, it can even reach more than 10 thousand. This is normal, even higher than some civil servants.

So some people in the system complain that the wages of factory workers are really high now? Usually 7-8 thousand a month, higher than our civil servants. However, why are these part-time workers still not satisfied and even make it difficult for enterprises to recruit workers? The problem is that the so-called high salary must pay a huge price. Working overtime day and night, two shifts, long working hours, and labor intensity reaching the limit can really be described as the rhythm of making money and enjoying.

In addition, the so-called seven or eight thousand or even tens of thousands are too many propaganda slogans when enterprises recruit, and less than half of them can actually get. To solve the recruitment shortage, enterprises must attach importance to employees, treat them well and treat them as brothers and sisters. In addition, the whole society must attach importance to and respect blue-collar workers, increase their income and improve their status.

In fact, the poor treatment of blue-collar workers now is not that society does not attach importance to it, but that society has not developed to that extent. Blue-collar factories generally have poor core competitiveness and low added value, but they do not have high requirements for workers. If they provide treatment beyond the capacity of the enterprise, the enterprise will also go bankrupt. In the final analysis, it is not their salary but whether they can get a job!