Cold And Cheerleading Pearl River Delta Shoe Enterprises March Orders Continue To Fall

Starting from Shenzhen, on the side of the Guan Shen Expressway leading to Dongguan, it is a building with 6 to 8 storey buildings and a staff accommodation building. In March, the plum rains were in succession, and this piece of factory area seemed to be enveloped in this cloudy and cloudy day, lacking vitality. At this time (5 p.m.), the buildings on both sides were very busy, and the lights were on at night, but now it is dark in the industrial area. A local resident told reporters. A kind of On the afternoon of 3, reporters stood at the entrance of the industrial zone, looking around. Rows of factories were standing quietly beside the road. They could not see the busy workshops and could not hear the sound of the machine. Occasionally, one or two employees dressed in work clothes walked around the factory in a spiritless manner. Next to the production plant was the staff quarters. The entire 8 storey house only had three or four balconies full of clothes. The balcony is empty, and it is much more spacious than the "dress exhibition" of the past. After the impact of the financial tsunami, these enterprises started to look a bit bleak this year. Ms. Lee is the boss of a women's shoes factory in Huizhou, which is a small shoe factory in Jilong, and according to her statement, her business is not very big. But in 2008 it also resisted the financial crisis, because two foreign trade customers placed orders in her factory. But this year, Ms. Lee is deeply worried: "this year's business is hard to maintain, orders are less and less, the amount is getting smaller and smaller, and the more than 40 of the factories are still clamoring for wage increases. If so, I don't know how long they will last." Huizhou Jilong is regarded as China's "shoe capital" and is the largest production base of women's shoes in China. According to Ms. Li, there are thousands of shoe factories in a single Jilong town. There are more than 100 large enterprises, many of which are small factories. Now there are nearly 1/3 small factories have been completely shut down, the manufacturers started to sigh this year is not good. This is true portrayal of factories in Dongguan and Huizhou after the Spring Festival. In addition, nearly 10 companies of different sizes in Shenzhen area have seen the financial crisis hit. Shenzhen Dechang Electric Machinery Co., Ltd. has nearly 30 plants located in the manhole industrial area, when it is time to work, three or four of the 30 plants are completely vacant. The reporter roughly estimated that the workshop near 1/5 in the whole factory was completely shut down. In addition, in the manhole, there is a building for the recruitment of workers by Dechang electric company. It is said that more than 1000 people wait for recruitment every day before the recruitment building one or two years ago, and now only a few dozen people are still there, and it is still uncertain whether they can enter the factory. Mr. Zhang is the workshop director of Dechang electric machinery. According to him, since the factory started in February 2nd, although there are still some workers coming in, it is obvious that the factory is deserted. "In the past, there were nearly 30000 workers in the factory, and about 10000 people now, and orders for factories have been reduced by 60%. The production of motor vehicle 70%-80% has been shut down. Some factories that produce hair dryer, cameras and motors are still operating normally, but no workers are required to work overtime. Workers complain more, because there is no need to work overtime, and a worker's income is about 1000 yuan a month. In 2008, many workers voluntarily resign because of too little money. Mr. Zhang described it to reporters. The development of Polytron Technologies Inc in Shenzhen the Great Wall is the leading enterprise in the production of computer hard disk in China. A person in charge of labor and personnel department of the company said that at present, the company does not have many orders every month, and the workshop of 2/3 has been shut down. Since the start of this year, workers have two days off, no overtime work, and 12 hours per day. The workers in the factory are afraid of laid-off, so even though their wages are reduced, they are diligent and conscientious. More shoes and hat investment information, click here to enter the responsibility editor: Wang Xiaonan