Why are the hourly workers in a stationery factory so low? 13 an hour.

Hourly workers are usually paid less than regular employees because they have not signed a long-term labor contract. The wages of hourly workers are usually lower than those of regular employees, because they have not signed a long-term labor contract, and their working hours and work contents will be more flexible and uncertain. In addition, the stationery factory may have defined the hourly wage standard when recruiting. You can communicate with the employer, find out its salary structure and payment method, and see if there are any other subsidies or benefits. If you think your salary is too low, you can discuss it with the employer and adjust it according to your own situation and market conditions. At the same time, you need to know the minimum wage stipulated in the labor law to ensure that your salary is not lower than the local minimum wage. It should be noted that both regular employees and hourly workers should protect their labor rights and do not accept low wages and unreasonable working conditions.