The Second- generation Migrant Workers Living Conditions and the New Urbanization
AN Jun-me
Abstract
AN Jun-me
Abstract
According to the two different period's policy of the one- child and growth environment before and after the reform,migrant workers born before 1980 were called the first- generation migrant workers,migrant workers born after 1980 were called the second- generation migrant workers. The second- generation migrant workers has become the subject of today's rural migrant workers,it is most necessary to pay attend to the children education,housing,and income increase in the process of the second- generation migrant workers urbanization. Nearly 60% of the second- generation migrant workers are reluctant to take land for urban household registration; the reason is that children'policy of migrant workers are still not perfect to accept education,stable employment and housing security in the city. The focus of this article is on the second- generation migrant workers living conditions and its urbanization problems,and puts forward relevant policy suggestions.
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According to the two different period's policy of the one- child and growth environment before and after the reform,migrant workers born before 1980 were called the first- generation migrant workers,migrant workers born after 1980 were called the second- generation migrant workers. The second- generation migrant workers has become the subject of today's rural migrant workers,it is most necessary to pay attend to the children education,housing,and income increase in the process of the second- generation migrant workers urbanization. Nearly 60% of the second- generation migrant workers are reluctant to take land for urban household registration; the reason is that children'policy of migrant workers are still not perfect to accept education,stable employment and housing security in the city. The focus of this article is on the second- generation migrant workers living conditions and its urbanization problems,and puts forward relevant policy suggestions.
Key concepts: Migrant workers, Urbanization, Economic growth, Demographic economics, Labour economics, Business, Economics