英文摘要 |
This study collects possible factors which can influence the judgment of migrant workers importation. The Modified Delphi are firstly used to select the significant dimensions and index. Five representative indicators are chosen from 3 dimensions-industry environments, labor employments, and social cultures. The top five indicators are ranked as: the wage of native and migrant workers; occupational supplement of 3K; industries-upgrading; manpower of vital investment and infrastructure; and cultural difference. These indicators are used as cues in the following questionnaire of Social Judgment Theory (SJT) to realize the source of the cognitive conflict among eight stakeholder groups. The results show that all stakeholder groups mostly rely on the cue of the wage of native and migrant workers, but their function forms are different. Industrial circles, native workers, and general public think the more different between native and foreign workers’ wage the better. On the contrary, the most governmental official and migrant workers is just on the opposite side. Although the lowest weights is observed in the cue of cultural difference, the stakeholder depend upon the cue in the different way. Therefore, we can conclude the sources of cognitive conflict come from economic, human right, and culture are mainly. |