Chengdu Shoe Enterprise Development Mode Winter

Nearly a year after the implementation of the labor contract law, the provincial and municipal labor security departments began to examine the work of the labor contract law and the creation of a harmonious industrial park.

Under the influence, many enterprises still say that there will be no large-scale layoffs and big pay cuts.

The labor contract signing rate of urban enterprises in the city reached 99.8%, of which the rate of labor contract signing for migrant workers was 94.6%.

In terms of social security, as of October, the basic old-age insurance coverage for urban workers was 2 million 616 thousand and 800, an increase of 307 thousand and 500 over the end of last year, and 828 thousand and 700 of the total social insurance coverage for migrant workers, an increase of 222 thousand and 800 over the end of last year.

Zhang Xiaojiang, deputy director of the municipal labor and Social Security Bureau, said, who should sign the contract and who should participate in the social security for the salesperson in the mall?

These are the next steps they need to do.

Yesterday, Wang Xuemao, chairman of Chengdu Bayi Furniture Limited by Share Ltd, told reporters that although it was affected by

A certain impact, but they will expand the development of enterprises through innovative projects and other means, and will not cut costs through layoffs or salary cuts.

For Chengdu's furniture industry, the pressure this year is not big, but next year it may enter "winter".

Wang Xuemao thinks, should deal with

The effect of reducing wages and layoffs can not achieve the effect of increasing revenue and reducing expenditure. If enterprises want to continue to grow and expand, they must work hard at their own time, and the most effective way is to innovate and pform Chengdu into Chengdu.

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A larger industry.

The market is not booming.

Export channels are single, and Russia is the main export market.

Some enterprises in the park are affected by such factors as "gray customs clearance" and rising labor costs and rising prices of raw and auxiliary materials, but most enterprises in the park expand their development by compressing production capacity, adjusting product structure, increasing development efforts, integrating resources, and establishing domestic sales channels, rather than reducing costs by cutting down and reducing wages.