英文摘要 |
This report investigates the following topics of e-commerce workers in industries that use the e-commerce model for sales: 1. Job content and functional requirements of e-commerce workers; 2. Education and training and manpower supply and demand; 3. Employment patterns and the so¬cial and economic background of workers; 4. Working conditions and labor rights. E-commerce workers include the following 12 categories: e-commerce specialists (operation/ management of e-commerce platforms), marketing planning, website visual design, product plan¬ning, computer/data/network engineers (program writing/website maintenance), photography/ed¬iting, customer service/administration, warehouse management/shipping, investment promotion, American editor/graphic design, Internet celebrity/live broadcast host, logistics and distribution. The industries under investigation are mainly the retail industry, and cover industries closely related to e-commerce, such as information services, transportation and warehousing, and some industries that have been actively involved in e-commerce in recent years, such as manufacturing, professional, scientific and technical services etc. E-commerce workers include employed em¬ployees and self-employed operators with contractual relationships. There are two main methods of investigation. The first is to visit e-commerce companies, with a total of 25 companies visited. In addition, a survey was conducted on e-commerce workers, and a total of 1,025 valid questionnaires were obtained. The results of the interview and investiga¬tion found that most of the e-commerce employees in the above-mentioned industries are laborers as defined in the Labor Standards Law, and have an employment relationship with the enterprise; there are very few contracting relationships and manpower dispatch. According to the results of the questionnaire survey: 93% of e-commerce employees in the above-mentioned industries are employed, and only 7% are self-employed. The survey results show that for e-commerce related practitioners and workers, compre¬hensive and team collaboration skills such as communication and coordination skills and prob-lem-solving skills are even more important than specific marketing or information professional skills. As e-commerce contents are going to develop, artificial intelligence, APPs-development, and robots are becoming more and more popular. The capabilities and skill requirements of em-ployees in e-commerce-related industries are also changing dynamically, and vocational training must also be adjusted accordingly. |