The screw industry is struggling, lacking workers and money! Huang Yunhan raised three arrows to save the inheritance of Dagangshan industry
The Kuomintang Gao City Councilor Third District candidate calls on the government to face up to the plight of small businesses and their employees in Daganshan.
Quick Look
Huang Yunhan, a candidate for the third district of Gao City Council of the Kuomintang, proposed three arrows for the rescue of transmission industry, including implementing classified electricity prices, liberalizing the quota limit for migrant workers in transmission industry, and injecting substantial transformation resources into traditional industries to alleviate the survival difficulties of small business owners and employees of transmission industry in the Dagangshan area.
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Why It Matters
The Dagangshan area is a traditional industrial town in Kaohsiung with a large employment population. However, currently, the owners and employees of small businesses including screws and other traditional industries are in deep survival difficulties. Huang Yunhan pointed out that the government focuses more on high-tech and smart technology industries and lacks attention to traditional industries.
The owners and employees of small business enterprises in the Dagangshan area are in dire straits. Huang Yunhan, candidate for the third district of Gao City Council of the Kuomintang, proposed three arrows to save the industry. (Provided by Huang Yunhan, CEO)
The Dagangshan area is an important town for the manufacturing industry with a large employed population. However, the owners and employees of small businesses involved in the manufacturing industry, including screws, are currently in dire straits and miserable. Huang Yunhan, candidate for the third district of Gao Municipal Councilor of the Kuomintang, called on the government to face up to the current difficult situation of the manufacturing industry, and proposed three arrows: reasonable electricity charges, opening up quotas for migrant workers, and substantial guidance to transform the industry.
Huang Yunhan pointed out that the government mostly focuses on high-tech and smart technology industries and boasts about how many major technology companies have settled in Kaohsiung. However, for the traditional industries with the largest employment population in Kaohsiung, it sits back and lets them fend for themselves. Many traditional small business owners and employees are struggling to support their company operations and livelihoods and are miserable.
She proposed three policies to help the industry, including 1. Implementing classified electricity prices: clearly distinguishing between AI industry, traditional industry and people's livelihood electricity consumption, and formulating reasonable electricity price standards for the industry with low gross profit margins to relieve the operating pressure of enterprises; 2. Opening quota restrictions for migrant workers in the industry: For jobs where local workers lack the willingness to engage in the industry, moderately liberalize the quota restrictions for migrant workers in the industry to solve the long-term labor shortage crisis faced by the industry.
3. Inject substantial transformation resources into traditional industries: To prevent "smart transformation" from becoming a castle in the air and a blank check, the government should directly inject substantial resources into traditional industries to accelerate the substantial transformation and upgrading of the industry.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Kaohsiung City Government or relevant central ministries will discuss the issues of electricity prices and migrant worker quotas
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What are the specific standards and implementation timetable for classified electricity prices?
- What are the specific quotas and applicable job categories for open migrant worker quotas?
- How to plan the amount and allocation of substantial transformation resources?
