Foshan Migrant Workers Did Not Return Home

The official said that there was no tide of migrant workers returning home, and yesterday started the weekly report on enterprise attrition weekly. (reporter / Liu Sanqin correspondent / Zhang Yaofeng) yesterday held the Foshan peasant workers working conference to deploy the work of migrant workers in the next stage.

It is reported that since November this year, nearly half of the number of enterprises downsizing has been re employed.

According to the latest data from the Labor Department of Foshan, the number of small and medium enterprises that have closed in Foshan in 9, 10 and November and the number of unemployed migrant workers have increased by the international and domestic economic environment.

Among them, half of the enterprises were cut down due to closure, bankruptcy, cancellation and dissolution.

Judging from the situation in November this year, half of the unemployed migrant workers in the whole city have been re employed.

According to a set of data released by the provincial economic and Trade Commission recently, the total number of enterprises closed in the first three quarters of this year is only more than 7000, mainly concentrated in the Pearl River Delta region, of which only 526 enterprises in Foshan are closed, the smallest in the Pearl River Delta region.

Foshan Labor Department said that the bankrupt enterprises mainly included the processing industry of clothing, shoes, hardware, household appliances and furniture, as well as energy saving and emission reduction enterprises such as cement, glass, ceramics and stone fields.

"There is no" three tide "in Foshan, that is, the collapse of enterprises, the influx of migrant workers and the tide of surrender.

However, under the current economic situation, the employment and protection of migrant workers are still very grim.

Zhou Tianming, standing committee member and deputy mayor of Foshan Municipal Committee, stressed that the city must firmly strengthen its confidence in the work of migrant workers.

Yesterday, we announced 12 measures to strengthen the docking and exchange of supply and demand information.

"Timely reports on the possible scale of layoffs and unemployment increase in various districts".

Lin Zheng, director of the Foshan labor and Social Security Bureau, pointed out that according to the provincial department's notification requirements, Foshan started the weekly newspaper system from 19 this month, that is, it will report to the provincial government every Wednesday.