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Can rural migrant workers who have moved to the city still go back to the countryside?
Today I will talk about a very cutting-edge issue: whether rural migrant workers who have moved to the city today can still go back to the countryside. Whether rural migrant workers can go back to the countryside must be discussed on two levels. The first level is whether rural migrant workers can settle down in the city. This issue is very important, that is,
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Agricultural experts say migrant workers need to be urbanized in an orderly way during the 13th Five-Year Plan period
The Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee is busily discussing and formulating the 13th Five-Year Plan. Among the goals and tasks of the 13th Five-Year Plan previously released by the official WeChat account of People's Daily, accelerating the pace of agricultural modernization is one important task. During the 13th Five-Year Plan period, efforts must be focused on coordinating urban and rural development and promoting
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Migrant Workers Fall in Love with the Internet Plus, Embracing a New Digital Life
All our workers now transfer money to me via WeChat and Alipay, and when we need to discuss things we use QQ groups and WeChat groups, and during the Chinese New Year they even send red envelopes in the groups! Jiang Shuiping (screen name) said to the reporter enthusiastically while looking at his phone. Jiang Shuiping is from Nanjing
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Why is the citizenisation of migrant workers just as important as rural development?
Over the 30-plus years of reform and opening up, rapid economic development has fundamentally shattered the stereotyped impressions of rural people. In recent years, both rural and urban areas have been seeking new transformations. In the view of Lu Huilin, associate professor in the Department of Sociology at Peking University, the accumulation and eruption of the "not-us" sentiment among rural groups poses a huge challenge to social development.
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How Does the Citizenization of Migrant Workers Affect China's Food Supply and Demand
At present, China is in the period of transition from the mid-stage to the late stage of industrialization and of accelerated urbanization, and faces the major task of ensuring national food security and the effective supply of major agricultural products. Since 2004, China's grain production has achieved the great feat of "eleven consecutive years of increase," but according to estimates by the Ministry of Agriculture, the self-sufficiency rate of grain, including soybeans, fell from 100% in 2003 to 91% in 2011, making the "tight balance" between supply and demand even more prominent.
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Asking migrant workers to "show a little appreciation" - is that really okay?
Recently, some media reported that the principal of a public primary school in Nanjing asked some parents of children of migrant workers attending the school for gift money, saying, "Sorry, you need to show us a little appreciation." After a complaint was filed, the principal was dismissed on the spot by the local education bureau. From students
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Rural e-commerce faces a talent shortage: even a monthly salary of over 10,000 yuan can't attract workers
Qingyuan City in the mountainous region of northern Guangdong recently held its first O2O Youth E-commerce Festival, with a focus on rural e-commerce. At the venue, reporters saw that of the 63 local agricultural e-commerce companies exhibiting, many had put up huge recruitment advertisements in addition to promoting their products. These rural e-commerce companies offer
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13th Five-Year Plan recommendations: Encourage rural migrant workers to settle in cities with their entire families
The Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Formulating the 13th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development, released yesterday, proposed encouraging agricultural migrant workers who have the ability to secure stable employment and life in cities and towns to settle there with their entire families, and to enjoy equal rights and obligations as urban residents.
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Migrant Workers Can Sue Even Without a Labor Contract, Win Rate Exceeds 90%
(Reporter Liu Shuhong) The Beijing Zhicheng Migrant Workers' Legal Aid and Research Center today released an analysis report on the implementation effects of the Labor Contract Law and the Law on Labor Dispute Mediation and Arbitration. The report collected 16 migrant worker legal
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Hukou reform under way, no provision on migrant workers' voting rights for now
Wang Zhaoguo, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, delivers an explanation on the draft amendment to the Electoral Law to the congress. At 9 a.m. today, the Third Session of the Eleventh National People's Congress held its second plenary meeting at the Great Hall of the People to hear the National People's Congress Standing Committee
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