In this jungle of steel and concrete, our hard-working migrant workers are like screws forgotten by the times, being swept into one big project after another, sweating profusely, like somersault clouds, running back and forth. But in the end, what about the blood and tears they have worked so hard to earn?
Dragging a salary may be a piece of cake for them, but for us, this is the lifeblood of food! After working for a month, the little money we earn is all taken home to support our families and pay for the little baby's tuition. You say, if this money is dragged on, won't the pot at home be deducted?!
Then, let's take a look at the fine, 15,000 yuan! I want to ask, is there a few zeros missing behind this number? In this era when housing prices are soaring and vegetable prices are jumping up and down, what can 15,000 yuan be counted? This is simply an insult to the sweat of the peasant workers! You say, such a big China Railway Fifth Bureau, the work done is often hundreds of millions, and the penalty is so small, either it is clear or the rules are child's play!
You see, the workers have moved bricks, moved out of the "bottomless pit," and moved out of the "hole in arrears," and the account books are about to become antiques! This is not dragging, this is simply a naked "robbery"! In this way, this is not simply a problem of arrears of wages, but a trampling on the most basic rights and interests of grassroots laborers!
It's easy to work and hard to get money, that's true. Our migrant worker brothers sprinkled their youth and sweat on the construction site every day, but in exchange for a cold "wait". Where's the justice, you say?
Netizens are also angry and ridiculous, you see, people build buildings, but you say that you build banks. Hey, what a mess this is! While everyone is talking, let's not forget that this is not a joke, this is a living tragedy!
So I want to say, isn't this a crime against the wind? This is like who has done something wrong, but in the end he can still turn into a "role model". This is the so-called "punishment with fine", fine some money, and forget it?
This kind of thing has to be done by people to take some practical action. Didn't I say that the fine would be heavy! It would be so heavy that it would make the bosses who were in arrears of wages feel distressed! It would be so heavy that they would no longer dare to owe us workers a penny! Could it be that these people would not know the pain until the heavens were stabbed?
Finally, I would like to say to those hard-working migrant workers that our sweat is not in vain, and our rights and interests cannot be lost in vain. If you want your voice to be heard, you have to unite and say "no" to those sweatshops!
If we engage in construction, we applaud; if we engage in fraud, we must make concerted efforts to call a halt! This is the strength of the common people, and this is the embodiment of social justice! Stop letting our peasant worker brothers sing the helpless "easy to work, but difficult to get money" with tears in their eyes! We must let those unscrupulous bosses know that no one in this world can be bullied indefinitely!
Therefore, our topic today is not only to discuss whether this fine is too light, but to discuss how to use the weapon of law and justice to protect the interests of our hard-working migrant workers. Don't let migrant workers fall victim to urban construction again. That's it, it's all tears when you talk too much! Let's put it away, we'll see you next time!