Analysis of the ban on workers over 60 years old in rural shutdown orders, policy interpretation and impact assessment
The current situation of migrant workers and peasants in the cities.
In recent years, it has become an important trend for peasants to move to the cities to work, and they have brought certain opportunities and incomes to the peasants. However, most of them are engaged in heavy physical labor and have high requirements for physical health. And as they grow older and their physical functions are no longer younger, migrant workers face some difficulties in the labor market. They have a hard time finding suitable jobs or can only accept low-paying jobs. In addition, due to the country's restrictions on the labor market, many businesses are more willing to recruit young migrant workers, which makes it more difficult for migrant workers over the age of 60 to find job opportunities. Therefore, the development of age-restricted policies is a solution.
* Restrictive policies introduced.
The state has introduced restrictive policies to better protect the rights and interests and safety of migrant workers. The construction industry is an industry with high safety risks, and older migrant workers often lack sufficient safety awareness and are prone to work-related accidents. In order to minimize the occurrence of accidents, it was decided to restrict the entry of migrant workers over the age of 60 from these industries. This measure not only protects the personal safety of migrant workers, but also improves the safety of the working environment. While this policy may create some labor shortages in the short term, it will help build a more secure and stable labor market in the long run.
The truth about prohibiting farmers over the age of 60 from going out to work.
Some people may mistakenly believe that the restrictive policies introduced by the state prohibit farmers over the age of 60 from going out to work, but this is not the case. The state targets certain industries and prohibits them from recruiting migrant workers of a certain age. There is no blanket ban on farmers over the age of 60 from going out to work. In fact, as long as they are in good health, migrant workers over the age of 60 can go to the city to engage in other light physical labor, obtain a certain income, and solve the problem of providing for the elderly. As long as you are in good health, old age does not mean that you do not have a job that adapts to the market. Different industries have different employment needs, and migrant workers can still find suitable employment opportunities in some industries.
Practical considerations for peasants working in cities.
Peasants went to the cities to work in order to improve their lives and were eager to get rid of the plight of the countryside. If there are enough employment opportunities in the rural areas, it is believed that many farmers will no longer choose to work in the cities. However, there are still many problems in the development of rural areas, and there are still significant differences in the living environment, health care, education and infrastructure in rural areas compared to urban areas. Therefore, moving to the city has become an option for farmers.
Although the introduction of the restriction policy will affect some migrant workers, we must recognize that such restrictions are to protect the interests and safety of migrant workers. At the same time, it is also necessary to increase efforts to promote the development of rural areas, provide more employment opportunities, and allow more farmers to find jobs at their doorsteps.