It may be more difficult for construction workers to receive their wages this year. The main reasons are as follows:
First of all, the real estate market is sluggish and houses are difficult to sell. Developers face financial pressures and often cannot afford to spend one-third of their project budgets on employee salaries. The cost of buying equipment is difficult to pay, let alone pay workers.
Secondly, do not be too overbearing when it comes to paying wages, otherwise you will be accused of being rude in demanding wages. Even if you don't get paid what you deserve, you may still be penalized. This requires employees to be more vigilant and disciplined in defending their rights.
Third, if you decide to go through the legal process to ask for wages, it will take a lot of time and energy. Not only is this tiring, but the complexity and time-consuming legal process is daunting. For some workers with financial difficulties, this is almost an unbearable burden.
Finally, to save costs, many construction sites compensate workers. They prefer to hire permanent workers rather than daily workers, which means it is difficult for workers to get paid on time. This also makes it difficult to claim wages.
Overall, long-term workers are likely to face more wage problems this year.
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