Investigation report shows: the average monthly salary of migrant workers in Pearl River Delta is 1917 Yuan

Xinhua News (reporter Xujing) yesterday, the Labor Research and Service center of Zhongshan University released the "Peasant workers rights and interests protection theory and practice Study" investigation report.　　The report shows that the Pearl River delta region migrant workers average monthly wages of 1917 yuan, below the Yangtze River delta, considering consumption is lower than the Yangtze River delta area, the actual income can be said to be basically equivalent.　　Surprisingly, the results of the survey showed that the "end" of the city's willingness to put in the door is not outside the imagination of the strong, or even less than "."　　Migrant workers pay more attention to wage level the survey was carried out in the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta region, 2046 recycling questionnaires, and 2,106 recycling questionnaires in Yangtze River delta area.　　The results of the survey show that the average monthly wage of the PRD is $1917.85 and the Yangtze River Delta is $2104.06, and the actual income of the PRD workers is 113.17 yuan lower than that of the Yangtze River delta. The results show that wages, labor safety and health and social insurance and welfare are the top three basic rights and interests of migrant workers, and the selection rate is more than 30%.　　Especially wages, the Pearl River delta selection rate of more than 90%, the Yangtze River delta nearly 90%.　　Professor Liu Linping said that although the Yangtze River delta wage income slightly higher than the PRD, but consumption is also higher, the two can almost offset each other, "the actual income between the two places is not significant." Six migrant workers difficult to take care of their children The survey showed that most of the children of migrant workers were not cared for by their parents until the completion of the compulsory education phase, which reached 60% in the Pearl River Delta, with less than 10% children being cared for by both parents.　　Grandparents provide the most important care, and the proportion of care is high. Especially in the lactation stage (less than 1 years old), there are still 38% of the Pearl River Delta migrant workers can not care for children, the Yangtze River Delta region also reached 33%. About 40% of children in both areas were not cared for by their mothers during lactation, which the research group considered to be a social phenomenon of great concern.