Table 1 Literature Table of Hypotheses and Variables.
General hypotheses | Vice-hypotheses | Variables | Research points | Researches |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Hypothesis 1 | Hypothesis 1a | Piece wage | The enterprises ensure the low wage under time-rate salary system and augment labour time by the means of traditionally social network and human relationship. | Peng (2007) |
Hypothesis 1b | Weekly labour time | The enterprise dormitory increases the labour time input of enterprise employees and controls the total amount of expenditure. | ||
Hypothesis 1c | Hourly pay | |||
Hypothesis 1d | Monthly pay | |||
Hypothesis 2 | Hypothesis 2a | Married | In the early researches on the enterprise community, the workers are mainly unmarried girls. | Jenny et al. (2013) |
Hypothesis 2b | Initial employment | The migrants aim at economic integration when they get into the city life for the first time: finding the right job and gaining a foothold in the city. | Tian and Xu (2015) | |
Hypothesis 2c | Job stability | The younger migrant workers are, the more possible they will change their jobs. | ||
Hypothesis 2d | Spouse reunion | Family migration is an advanced stage of migration. When a core member has a stable work and life foundation, other family members (such as spouses) move into the city | ||
Hypothesis 2e | Family reunion |
