Research on Migrant Workers′ Training Investment Decision - making
XU Kun-peng
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XU Kun-peng
Abstract
Using actual survey data,the paper carries out study on migrant workers′ training investment decision-making.The results show that: whether to invest in the training of migrant workers depends on the expected return,which is affected by spare time,training information,disposable income,education level and labor market′s demand for skills,etc;in the context of skilled labor in short supply,the investment in training of migrant workers is still inade-quate,whose source is long working hours,lack of training information,and low income.In these inhibitive factors,many belong to system level issues.Therefore,the government should intervene by using public resources,increasing financial investment and strengthening public service to improve the capacity of migrant workers investing in training to achieve social equity.
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Using actual survey data,the paper carries out study on migrant workers′ training investment decision-making.The results show that: whether to invest in the training of migrant workers depends on the expected return,which is affected by spare time,training information,disposable income,education level and labor market′s demand for skills,etc;in the context of skilled labor in short supply,the investment in training of migrant workers is still inade-quate,whose source is long working hours,lack of training information,and low income.In these inhibitive factors,many belong to system level issues.Therefore,the government should intervene by using public resources,increasing financial investment and strengthening public service to improve the capacity of migrant workers investing in training to achieve social equity.
Key concepts: Business, Training (meteorology), Investment (military), Government (linguistics), Equity (law), Return on investment, Labour economics, Public service