Shortage Of Labor Force In China, Foreign-Funded Enterprises Are Besieged Everywhere

"The moment of choice is faster than expected.

In Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, Kim Dong, who is engaged in the production of casual wear, faced a "shortage of migrant workers" after the long holiday.

The shortage of migrant workers refers to the shortage of manpower in China since last year.

After the Spring Festival holiday, more than 300 of the 900 employees of the company did not return.

As a result, Kim raised wages by 15% in early March and made up for the staff to maintain the company's operation.

But the news that Foxconn's Shenzhen factory and Honda motor Foshan factory raised wages by 122% and 34% respectively made Kim felt more nervous.

Foreign companies in China are besieged everywhere.

Taiwan, Japan, Hongkong, the United States and other enterprises in China are no exception.

Terry Gou, chairman of Hon Hai group, which promised a 122% pay rise, said at a shareholders' meeting in Taipei on 8, "according to the situation, some mainland production lines will be brought back to Taiwan."

Jiao Youjun, director of the Taiwan electric and Electronics Industry Association, said: "the enterprises that are facing difficulties in China will help move to India, Indonesia and Vietnam."

Foreign enterprises consider leaving China because of the great changes in operating conditions during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

In addition, Chinese local governments strictly control the enterprises that are facing difficulties in the financial crisis with the labor law and the environmental law.

The all China Federation of trade unions issued a document urging some factories to set up trade unions and raise wages.

As a result, there were 1 million 840 thousand trade unions and 226 million trade union workers at the end of last year.

In addition, the central government of China has also asked local governments to raise minimum wage standards. In 31 provinces and municipalities, 11 provinces and municipalities have raised the minimum wage standard by an average of 19.6%.

"Farewell to low wage and low price commodity era"

The strike tide and the wage surge have become an irresistible huge impact.

On the 8 day in Kunshan, Jiangsu, more than 2000 workers demonstrated in the streets demanding higher wages and clashes with police.

The Hongkong Economy Daily reported that "Japan and South Korea were suffering from labor unions and labor disputes in a certain period of time after the Games were held in Tokyo and Seoul in 1964 and 1988, respectively.

China is also a strike after the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. This is a natural phenomenon.

Enterprises should seek new ways of upgrading and automation. "