Woodworking, electrician, bricklayer, what makes all the decoration workers silent after reading it?

I am an editor. In order to complete an investigation report, I spent three months investigating decoration workers. Today is the last day of the investigation. I want to talk about some of my feelings.

Plumbers who decorate water and electricity, carpenters who make furniture, painters who paint walls, demolition workers who knock on walls, and bricklayers who build walls. In order to get to know them better, I have "role-played" almost every job. After this round, in addition to admiring their fighting spirit, I still have some emotions that I can't get rid of, that is, fatigue and sadness.

Every book must be a great comfort.

You may not know that as decoration workers, they actually have high requirements for their professional skills. This is responsible for customers and for yourself. They think about how to make their professional skills better and how to make their craft stand the test every day. A customer's affirmation is the greatest comfort to them.

The plumber's greatest achievement is that the installed water and electricity will never break down. The carpenter's greatest honor is that his furniture is highly respected and timeless, but you may not know that superb technology is their pride and trouble.

With stunts, why is life getting harder and harder?

Many decoration workers are individuals. Before, they relied on stable social relations, good technology and good word-of-mouth image to win the market around them and support their families. In recent years, with the rapid development of society, various decoration companies have mushroomed like crazy. The market remains the same, but there are more rice bowls and more competitive pressure. Many decoration workers, because of their low level of education and individuals, can't compete with those teams that exist in the form of companies, so even if they are skilled, it is getting harder and harder to find a job, and even face unemployment.

In order to earn money to support their families, they sometimes need to cross a city to work and travel hundreds of kilometers. Because I can't bear to stay in a hotel, I can only choose to spend the night under the eaves of others. But not all salaries are easy to get, and not all customers are reasonable.

It's hard to earn money, but there is no guarantee at all.

They are often deducted from their wages, defaulted on their wages and even defaulted on their debts for various reasons. In this case, there is almost nothing they can do. Apply for arbitration? Who should I apply to? How many decoration masters know the law through legal channels? The door-to-door theory? Can you talk to each other? Are you sure you won't be kicked out by the other side? For personal decoration, hard-earned money is not guaranteed at all.

However, the troubles of decoration workers are not limited to these. It's just someone else. I'm tired and sad for three months. What about the masters who have worked for ten or twenty years? I only hope that everyone can be treated well. Every decoration master has a job and has a job to do. Fortunately, there is such a master online ordering platform. They have sufficient orders and strict management, and the teachers who have settled in have responded well. My wish should have come true, right?