After graduation, college graduates who go to the city to find jobs are not migrant workers

If you work in a public institution after graduation, the employer will accept your household registration and file, so you are not a migrant worker. If the employer does not accept your hukou, and you are originally a rural hukou, you should be a migrant worker, regardless of whether you have worked in agriculture or not.

The problem of migrant workers refers to a series of problems arising from the fact that farmers in Chinese mainland go to the cities to engage in non-agricultural work, but do not change their identity as farmers and are not accepted by the cities, and they are on the edge of industry, urban and rural areas, and the edge of the system.

Migrant workers are those who have a rural household registration and have contracted land, but have left the place where they are registered and are mainly engaged in non-agricultural industries. "Migrant workers" is a discriminatory and paradoxical term, but it deeply reflects their status as "marginalized". They had land in the countryside, but left; They work in the city, but they do not have an urban hukou and do not enjoy social security; They have made great contributions to the city and yearn for the city, but they are not accepted by the city and are outside the mainstream society.

So you're not a migrant worker, have you ever worked in farming? Not really

I'm dizzy. It's all the same, brother, the brother below is chewing the words.

We all come out to work, unless you work in a public institution.

We graduated from university, and the hukou company did not fall, so we could only take it ourselves or send it back to our hometown, what is still what.

In today's society, we all come out to work after graduation, but we don't belong to migrant workers, why".

Because many people define us as graduates, which is different from migrant workers, if a college student goes to work groceries or construction, others will still say that you are a migrant worker.

Now, I don't care if I am a migrant worker or anything, as long as I can make money, if I have money, I am not a migrant worker, and I will not work for them.

It depends on the job you are looking for, some of them are not as good as migrant workers!

Because some rural college students do not have a high overall quality, they only know how to study, they are not good at socializing, they do not know how to be flexible, their thinking structure is rigid, and their universities and majors are average, so it is naturally difficult to find a job.

In addition, the subject's question itself is biased, in fact, many college students cannot find a job after graduation, and there is no direct connection with whether it is rural or not. Because universities are now also universal education, many college students with average schools and majors do not have any advantages in themselves. Nowadays, the employment environment is highly competitive, and it is naturally difficult to find a job without advantages.

Compared with urban college students, rural college students may have fewer social resources and may find it more difficult to find a job.

1. Big cities have more development opportunities, such as more employment opportunities, development prospects and development potential. In addition, large cities also provide better public facilities, providing a good learning environment and space for young people to participate in activities.

2. In addition, there are more cultural and social activities in big cities, which can be hidden and reformed for young people to experience more, which will help them adapt more quickly in society. In addition, big cities also offer a lot of different social circles, where young people can make more friends, actively participate in social activities, expand their horizons, and enrich their lives.

3. Big cities have more employment opportunities, more cultural and social activities, better public facilities, and more different social circles. As a result, young people are inclined to go to big cities to pursue their dreams and achieve a better future.

brought the identity of a college student, in fact, a rural child who went to college, but Hu Yu fell into a dilemma.

For many children from rural families, going to college and having the status of a college student, in addition to broadening their horizons, it is more restrictive to them.

In fact, it is difficult for them to completely jump out of the rural gate, and the countryside is still their bondage, and at the same time, it is difficult for them to integrate into the city, and it is difficult for the city to integrate into it, and it is not so easy to gain a foothold and take root in the city.

There are many rural students who are studying in college, and as soon as they set foot in the university, they have already taken on a mission, to finish their studies early, and to work to earn money to support their families.

Many people who have gone to college have no job and it is more difficult to make money, which is what many people call the uselessness of reading, which actually has some truth.

This varies from person to person, but I have no regrets, after graduation, I went back to my hometown to work, for myself I have never regretted it, and there are many advantages of smiling brightly, the following is about this problem, probably talk about it, although not all I have experienced, but it is basically the same.

First, the wage gap has narrowed. With the acceleration of economic development in recent years, the salary gap between regional enterprises is getting smaller and smaller, and returning to rural areas for development does not mean that wages are low.

Second, the cost of buying a house is reduced. The high housing prices in first-tier cities are prohibitive and disproportionate to the monthly salary income.

Three stupid containment, the cost of living is reduced. Most migrant workers are shouldering the burden of supporting their families, and the cost of living in big cities makes life more stressful.

Fourth, it is convenient to take care of the old and the young, "good employment in the hometown, take care of the old and the young" after graduating from college, go home to work, can take care of the elderly in my family, and can do their filial piety in front of them. Huaixiao is always much better than working outside, and he won't regret it.

Fifth, going back to the hometown to work, you can avoid the separation of the two places, because of going out to work, the husband and wife must live in the two places for a long time, which not only makes both parties suffer from lovesickness, but also easy to produce mutual suspicion and distrust to affect the relationship between the husband and wife, which will bring a lot of negative effects to life. Many people fall in love in their hometowns, and college relationships are more common.

Sixth, it is easier for fresh graduates to find employment in their hometowns, and they can enjoy the first subsidy, "I finally went to the big city to study, and I must work hard to gain a foothold here." This is the mentality of students who have just arrived in the big city, and they have become urban drifters. With the astronomical increase in housing prices and the increasing cost of living in big cities, the drifters in big cities are increasingly feeling the pressure to survive.

To create a better family education environment for women, migrant workers outside the country cannot afford the high cost of their children's schooling, the entrance examination cannot be solved by enrolling in schools for migrant workers' children, and the selection of teaching materials is different in different places, so that the children of these groups face the dilemma that the educational content of the two places cannot be connected after transferring with their parents;

The familiar environment of the hometown is more adaptable, and now, factors such as "family affection" and "geography" have become the motivation for some graduates to return to work. Here you can get support from your old social relationships and reduce the worry of adapting to a new environment.

In the end, I feel more happy and belonging, the cost of living is too high, there is not much left throughout the year, it is the voice of most migrant workers in big cities, and working in other places, there is always a lack of a sense of belonging in huge cities.

Bai one, whether the child's du is considered a "migrant worker": zhi

1. If only from the perspective of the nature of the DAO account.

Coming back, on the premise that the child's child is a farmer, he can be called a "migrant worker";

2. However, "migrant workers" in the traditional sense generally refer to those who have not received systematic higher education and are engaged in industries that are generally manual work, so they are called "migrant workers";

3. In the 80s of the last century, "migrant workers" went to the city to work, which was subject to approval;

4. The times are advancing, science and technology are developing, and now there is no difference between "migrant workers" and "urban workers", whether in income or industry;

5. At present, China is reforming the household registration system, and everyone will be "residents" in the future, and there will be no problem of "migrant workers".

2. Classification of the nature of the hukou:

1. According to the relationship between households and grains: agricultural household registration and non-agricultural household registration;

2. Non-agricultural household registration includes: urban household registration (resident registration), rural household registration, collective household registration, etc.;

3. At the same time, the household registration is divided into collective household registration, family household registration, and military household registration;

4. It can also be divided into permanent residence and temporary residence.

To be precise, bai, count.

Migrant workers are du, which is synonymous with zhà zhà, which refers to the non-returning agricultural work that is carried out by the rural hukou and working in the city, which is the "engagement" mentioned in the answer.

The work of "leaving the land and leaving the hometown" in the secondary and tertiary industries includes the middle and high educated personnel who are registered in the rural areas after graduating from colleges and universities and work in the cities.

The division of the three industries is as follows:

Primary industry: agriculture (including crops, forestry, animal husbandry, sideline and fishery) Secondary industry: industry (including extractive industry, manufacturing, tap water, electricity, steam, hot water, gas) and construction.

Tertiary sector: divided by the first.

1. Industries other than the secondary industry. Due to the fact that the tertiary industry includes many industries and a wide range, according to the actual situation of our country, the tertiary industry can be divided into two parts; One is the circulation department, and the other is the service department.

If his file is stored in a regular depository, the cadre's identity is still there.

Migrant workers are the product of China's unique urban-rural dual system, and are a special social group that emerged in a special historical period in China. Peasant workers are divided into broad and narrow senses: Peasant workers in a broad sense include two groups of people, one is the rural labor force who is employed in local township enterprises and does not leave their hometowns, and the other is those who go out to work in cities and towns.

rural laborers who have left their land and hometowns in the secondary and tertiary industries; Migrant workers in the narrow sense mainly refer to the latter group of people.

So it doesn't count.

You're quite right. As long as you have a rural hukou, you can enjoy land and other policies. It doesn't matter if you work in **, now they are all contract workers.