The Urgency and Measures of Training Rural Migrant Workers of New Generation
Zeng Ti
Abstract
Zeng Ti
Abstract
Nowadays, there are 130 million rural migrant workers of new generation working and living around the country, and the number is increasing. Rural migrant workers play a leading role in the construction of the industrialization and modernization period, and they also serve as the subjects and objects in the development of urbanization. Therefore, the training of migrant workers and serving as the essential strategy for promoting employment and laborer's quality. In the process of training rural migrant workers of new generation, local government should play a dominant role to take effective measures to train their sense of security and quality for improving their comprehensive quality, employee's performance and life standards.
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Nowadays, there are 130 million rural migrant workers of new generation working and living around the country, and the number is increasing. Rural migrant workers play a leading role in the construction of the industrialization and modernization period, and they also serve as the subjects and objects in the development of urbanization. Therefore, the training of migrant workers and serving as the essential strategy for promoting employment and laborer's quality. In the process of training rural migrant workers of new generation, local government should play a dominant role to take effective measures to train their sense of security and quality for improving their comprehensive quality, employee's performance and life standards.
Key concepts: Migrant workers, Modernization theory, Industrialisation, Urbanization, Training (meteorology), Government (linguistics), Economic growth, Quality (philosophy)