The Employment Differentials of the Industry between Rural Migrant Workers and Urban Local Low Skilled Labors

Xin Yang; Tian Kun Fang; Xiao Ting Tan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.651-653.1659

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The Employment Differentials of the Industry between Rural Migrant Workers and Urban Local Low Skilled Labors

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Rural migrant workers and urban local low skilled labors are in the urban labor market at the same time. Though with different identities, both bear the characteristics of low degree of education. In order to explore whether there is difference in wages and employment between the two, we made a study based on 519 survey questionnaires in Shenyang City in China. We use the Multinomial logit model to estimate the possible obtained industry, and to examine factors that influence the labor obtained industry, by actual and estimated industry distribution of rural migrant workers and urban local low skill labor, we suggest that employment structure of the two have great disparity for different industries .So the government should deregulate rural rural migrant workers policy, and improve the level of human capital of migrant workers to eliminate the differences.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 651-653)

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Xin Yang*, Tian Kun Fang, Xiao Ting Tan

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Employment Differentials, Industry, Rural Migrant Workers, Urban Local Low Skilled Labors

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