Wage inclusion in private sector workers does not affect the interests of the masses

Xinhua news, by the Chinese Information and National Bureau of Statistics, co-sponsored by the Xinhua News Agency, the 2009 of the most closely watched statistics published February 22, CPI, housing prices, urban residents income and other five data were selected as the 2009 year of the most concerned statistics. We launched our second interview today, starting from 22nd, to read the "2009 Most watched statistics" series.　　National Bureau of Statistics, the director of population and employment Feng Neilin 23rd to visit Xinhua, for the vast number of users to interpret the 2009 average wage statistics.　　[Moderator] Please describe the average wage of the private sector. [Feng Neilin] The number of private sector workers in urban areas is large. According to the survey, there were about 66.76 million private sector workers in the country at the end of 2008, equivalent to 54.75% of those employed in the current system of labour wage statistics. The average wage of private sector workers in towns is low.　　At the end of 2008, the average wage of private sector workers in urban and rural areas was about 17071 yuan, which amounted to 58.4% of the current wage statistics system. [Moderator] The 2009-year salary of private sector employees will reduce the overall average wage level.　　What are the implications? [Feng Neilin] Many policies are actually based on average wages, when the average wage has fallen, it may indeed affect the residents ' endowment, unemployment, medical care, maternity and insurance, and if a new average wage is used, the pension is allocated according to a certain proportion, the individual pay less, the enterprise also pay less,　　But they are also receiving less. The wages of private sector workers are generally lower, so the average wage of employees in all urban units is lower than the average wage of the workers employed in urban units, including those in the private sector. In addition, the private sector of the industry distribution is very wide, almost all the major national economy industry.　　When the private sector is included, the average wage figures for each industry will change. The average wage data is closely related to the vital interests of the State, enterprises and the masses. After the publication of the average wage figures for the private sector, the departments concerned will assess their impact on existing policies and formulate appropriate measures to not affect the interests of the public. Now, the relevant departments are actively studying the new situation to be able to introduce new ways of convergence in the policy, not because of the changes in the statistical methods of the impact on the well-being of the people.