Women Left Behind In Rural Areas Of Ningxia

Liu rabbit, 46 years old, has been around the pot and the children, raising sheep and planting land for most of her day.

Today, she pformed herself into a "textile worker" with a fixed income.

Liu Tuzi, who lives in the red temple area of Wuzhong City, Ningxia, is China's largest vulnerable area ecological migration poverty alleviation area.

At six o'clock in the morning, she commutes to the company on the commuter bus, after breakfast in the cafeteria, she changes into her work clothes and goes to the textile workshop to work.

"Becoming a skilled worker can earn about 50 thousand yuan a year, and I never dared to think about it before."

Liu Tuzi said with a smile that hard work in the past was not enough to cope with the expense of children going to university.

Now, getting rid of poverty through your own hands is no longer an unreachable dream.

Like her, Yang Shuhong, 44, changed from peasant to textile worker last December.

"In the past, household income was only about 5000 yuan a year, and now there are 2000 yuan wages per month."

Yang Shuhong said, now working at home, do not delay the care of children can also take into account farming.

The experience of Liu Tuzi and Yang Shuhong is not unique in the red temples and even in Ningxia.

The "employment promotion plan for 13th Five-Year" issued by the State Council of China has proposed to guide labor-intensive enterprises to pfer to the central and western regions and enhance their ability to absorb employment.

With the promotion of industrial pfer and precise poverty alleviation in the eastern region, a large number of labor-intensive enterprises have settled down in the west, and a large number of employment opportunities have followed.

Liu Tuzi worked in Dezhou Hengfeng group Wu Zhong Xinmin Textile Technology Co., Ltd.

Zhang Zhian, deputy general manager of the company, said that the enterprises not only prioritized the employment of the poor families in the establishment of cards, but also provided technical training for new recruits free of charge.

In addition to paying for old age, work-related injuries and unemployment insurance, we also arrange commuter cars and dormitories for in-service staff.

"We hope that more people will come to work and work with us to create a better life."

In June last year, Ningxia issued a number of opinions on further promoting employment and helping the poor. It clearly pointed out that all localities should be encouraged to set up employment poverty alleviation carriers to help left behind women in home employment or flexible employment.

With the pfer of textile, clothing and other enterprises to the west, rural left behind women have become the "cake" in the job market.

Experts believe that the labor-intensive enterprises settled in the west to make more women become industrial workers have double meanings: on the one hand, enterprises have stable and reliable workforce through training; on the other hand, they also make the rural left behind women become the two "two peasant" farmers who work in agriculture.

Not only did they broaden their horizons, but many families also had income from farming.

Nowadays, the number of rural women who have become industrial workers like Liu rabbit has increased from single digit to more than 1000 in the red temple area.

"Rural left behind women become industrial workers, is a new trend of employment in the past two years."

Wang Zhigang, director of employment and entrepreneurship and talent service bureau of the Red Temple District, said that this mode of combining industrial development with poverty alleviation and assistance helps not only promote industrial pformation and upgrading, but also drive more families to get rid of poverty and increase income, which is a win-win for both localities and enterprises.