Way to solve labor shortage? Myanmar workers working in the factories in China

[Viet]

The labor prices in Guangxi and Hunan are similar. For high-intensity jobs, such as decoration workers, primary construction workers, etc., their salary is about 300 CNY per day. Foreign workers are lower, about 5000cny a month.




You're lying. If the Vietnamese had no nationalism, your nation would not live until now.
Vietnam and South Korea bordering China. For thousands of years, South Korea has survived by flunkeyism, while Vietnam has survived by nationalism.

Not true. Vietnamese pursuit independence not nationalism. It’s a long story we don’t need to dig in why Vietnam sought the divorce.
Nationalism in extreme means hating foreigners. The worst form is facism seen in Italy (later followed by Germany). Mussolini was the ideology father of Adolf Hitler.

 

[letsrock]

Because of family planning. The Chinese have paid too much for family planning, so the Chinese are very sensitive to immigrants.
China is a country with accountability system. If the govt agrees to amend the nationality law, it means that family planning is the wrong policy.
Mistakes must be held accountable. China has implemented the family planning policy for decades, and I'm afraid more than 10 million civil servants need to be held accountable.
Therefore, whether it is domestic public opinion or political influence, nationality and green card are China's political correctness.



In 2017, the Communist Youth League of China conducted online voting to ask netizens' opinions on accepting immigrants. 97.5% of Chinese people oppose accepting immigrants, 2% vote neutral, and most of those who agree to accept immigrants are Taiwan netizens.

https://user.guancha.cn/wap/content?id=516560&s=fwzxhfbt

If Family planning was a mistake then you compound it by restricting immigration. Immigration is never uncontrolled. China can identify where they are needed. And when they have worked for years - like 5 or 10 years then its cruel not to offer them a route of some sort of permanent right to stay there. After all that's where they spent most of their productive life - their kids may have gotten educated.

This will have huge cultural benefits to china in terms of increasing the popularity of its language. And taking the edge of any propoganda against china.

 

[tower9]

Because of family planning. The Chinese have paid too much for family planning, so the Chinese are very sensitive to immigrants.
China is a country with accountability system. If the govt agrees to amend the nationality law, it means that family planning is the wrong policy.
Mistakes must be held accountable. China has implemented the family planning policy for decades, and I'm afraid more than 10 million civil servants need to be held accountable.
Therefore, whether it is domestic public opinion or political influence, nationality and green card are China's political correctness.



In 2017, the Communist Youth League of China conducted online voting to ask netizens' opinions on accepting immigrants. 97.5% of Chinese people oppose accepting immigrants, 2% vote neutral, and most of those who agree to accept immigrants are Taiwan netizens.

https://user.guancha.cn/wap/content?id=516560&s=fwzxhfbt

More proof the One Child policy was an unmitigated disaster. It should've ended in 1995 at the very least.

If Family planning was a mistake then you compound it by restricting immigration. Immigration is never uncontrolled. China can identify where they are needed. And when they have worked for years - like 5 or 10 years then its cruel not to offer them a route of some sort of permanent right to stay there. After all that's where they spent most of their productive life - their kids may have gotten educated.

This will have huge cultural benefits to china in terms of increasing the popularity of its language. And taking the edge of any propoganda against china.

China's insular mentality will be a self containing vehicle even if it becomes a superpower in every other field.

 

[letsrock]

More proof the One Child policy was an unmitigated disaster. It should've ended in 1995 at the very least.


China's insular mentality will be a self containing vehicle even if it becomes a superpower in every other field.

Maybe they will have guest workers now and eventually normal migration. By this time since govt is also encouraging third child it can now blame the people for not having enough children if they dont.

 

[leviathan]

China is not gonna 'fix' the problem. Importing foreign workers and automation can only ameliorate the issue to a small extent.

Even Singapore, a small country with a large foreign workforce and high automation rate, is still facing labor shortages in many sectors of our economy.

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Job vacancies in Singapore hit record high of 92,100 in June: MOM

The ratio of job vacancies to unemployed persons increased to above one for the first time since March 2019. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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this is the average... Even Singapore is 20000k in this graph... its only 1/100000x of china's capacity... Even every country in this Graph all combine together.... Its still have less robot vs china.

 

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Wonder if N Koreans will also show up ?

 

[Mista]

this is the average... Even Singapore is 20000k in this graph... its only 1/100000x of china's capacity... Even every country in this Graph all combine together.... Its still have less robot vs china.

You know what's automation rate?

 

[313ghazi]

Export cheap jobs to neighbouring countries. Pakistan is a perfect example. Rather than importing workers, export the work.

 

[MH.Yang]

Export cheap jobs to neighbouring countries. Pakistan is a perfect example. Rather than importing workers, export the work.

We welcome Pakistanis, but there are still too few people you can provide.
And the only neighbouring country which can provide enough labor, we can't trust it.

 

[zhxy]

drink poison to quench thirst ? I don't like you anymore!

That's what happened in history

1.During the war of eight princes, China fell into chaos, the warlords lacked soldiers, they chose to recruit nomads and allow migration into China, live and settle on Chinese territory. And it led to the disaster of "five barbaric tribes that destroyed China", the Han people were nearly wiped out by the barbarians, a part of which had to move south.

2. During the Tang Dynasty, they recruited foreigners, allowing citizens of other races to hold high-ranking positions in their military apparatus. And it began to lead to the An Lushan rebellion

 

[letsrock]

That's what happened in history

1.During the war of eight princes, China fell into chaos, the warlords lacked soldiers, they chose to recruit nomads and allow migration into China, live and settle on Chinese territory. And it led to the disaster of "five barbaric tribes that destroyed China", the Han people were nearly wiped out by the barbarians, a part of which had to move south.

2. During the Tang Dynasty, they recruited foreigners, allowing citizens of other races to hold high-ranking positions in their military apparatus. And it began to lead to the An Lushan rebellion

Flights of fantasy.