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High Wage And Low Profit &Nbsp; Spinning Enterprises Are Difficult To Survive.

2010/10/23 13:33:00 80

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One side is more and more intense.

Robbing people at high prices

But the war is shrinking.

Corporate profits

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Due to the rapid growth of raw materials and labor costs, many garment enterprises are not having a good time, and some enterprises even run at a loss.

Zheng Wei, general manager of Wei Le Garments Co., Ltd., said the clothing industry has entered "

Meager profit era

"The cost of raw materials is rising, while the wages of workers are also increasing rapidly, and the price of products is difficult to rise, and the profit margins of enterprises are getting smaller and smaller.

Xie Wenjian, chairman of Zhejiang Baolong dress Development Co., Ltd. calculated that the processing cost of a shirt is 10 yuan, the labor cost is at least 6 yuan, and the production cost of the accessories is 1 yuan, and the profit of the boss is less than 3 yuan, which does not include the cost of packaging, pportation, machine depreciation, enterprise management and so on. A garment that looks like a profit of 10 yuan is finally more than 1 yuan in the hands of the enterprise operator.

Xie Wenjian said that there was a famous clothing company in the east of Shaoxing city. Last year, more than 200 machines were fully powered, and the profit in one year was only 300 thousand yuan.

It may be hard for many people outside the industry to believe it, but in the clothing industry, such a small profit or even a negative profit is an open secret.

Mu Yuanxue, from Guizhou, was a garment sewing worker from Hongming Clothing Co., who got a salary of 3307 yuan in August this year.

Two years ago, his salary was 1833 yuan, and the growth rate was 80% over the past two years.

In the 2008 and this year's wage reports of some employees in the financial room of the enterprise, the proportion of the wage growth of the employees in the same period is mostly between 25%-80%, with an average increase of nearly 50%.

Qin Hongxiang, chief executive of enterprises, said that seven or eight years ago, the ratio of workers' wages to gross profit of enterprises was about 3:7. Now the ratio has been reversed. 7:3 is the rule in the industry. If we don't rely on running volume, we can't make money.

Despite the increasing wages of workers, many enterprises still can not find workers, machines can not stop, lists can not be answered, many enterprises have to raise their wages to "recruit soldiers."

Zheng Wei said that such a result caused different employees to compete with each other, and the clothing enterprises eventually became more and more difficult because they had "dug" each other.

Although clothing companies know the consequences of such a cycle, there is no alternative.

Under the background of "labor shortage", garment enterprises are very confused and tired.