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Social Network and Job Satisfaction of Female Migrant Workers in Hotel Industry
It is also found that personal and family contacts are a prevalent instrument used in finding a job for those people who lacks competitiveness in hiring practices [3]. The rural workers’ social resources in urban areas are very limited and therefore they usually follow their relatives or fellow-villagers who move to the cities earlier. A research found that around 80% of the female migrant workers in Shanghai hotel industry found their jobs through the personal networks in the city [4].