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What is the approximate income for workshop operators and general technicians in factories?
It’s hard to say; the differences are quite significant, with regional variations having a major impact!
It’s not as popular anymore; it’s not much different from the standards of the ordinary chemical industry. There’s no need to have any illusions anymore
It’s pitifully little; the future is full of uncertainty
A classmate works as a scheduler at a polysilicon company in Meishan; it is said that their monthly income is around 8,000
Hey, why are the wages for chemical plant operators so low? Look at how high the salaries are for those working in power plants – actually, their work is even easier
Power plants are state-owned enterprises, so their nature is different in the first place; nevertheless, the salary for polysilicon operators is also quite high
7# Minos polysilicon is also produced by state-owned enterprises
The wages for operators are not high; I believe the salary for a scheduler is around 8,000. The salary of a supervisor is generally over 120,000, and those with experience can earn more than 200,000.
Schedule 8K? Is it that high really? We’re here with less than 2K,,, it’s really sad!
Scheduling is inherently a flexible position; at the higher end it can be equivalent to that of middle or senior management, while at the lower end it might just involve doing errands – it’s normal for there to be a big difference