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I went to Istanbul, Turkey and Guangzhou,China

In Istanbul, the restaurant waiters make about 1000-1100 Lira per month, while in Guangzhou the waiters make about 2500-3000 Yuan plus free accomodation/food.

1 Lira = 2.7 Yuan

Has China catched up with Turkey in salaries?
 
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This is your first post on PDF

And you ask a question that is not relevant to Italy



This is just too weird, Who are you ?
 
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2500-3000 RMB per month in China city, it's a low pay salary. Tell the truth, most service jobs in China belong to low income.

Most high salary jobs in Finance / Bank / Engineering / Manufacturing, as i see current Average Salary in China city is about 4,000~6,000 RMB per month from West China to East China.

China is a qualification-conscious society, higher education and more salary.
 
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I went to Istanbul, Turkey and Guangzhou,China

In Istanbul, the restaurant waiters make about 1000-1100 Lira per month, while in Guangzhou the waiters make about 2500-3000 Yuan plus free accomodation/food.

1 Lira = 2.7 Yuan

Has China catched up with Turkey in salaries?


it is really not a good idea to work in Guangzhou as a waiter
in many cities in the hinterland, the waiters' salaries are only a few hundred Yuan less, like 2200 Yuan
 
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GDP per capita of Turkey nearly 11,000 usd / year ( China 6,800 )
in PPP Turkey 18,000 / China 11,000
It's clearly that Turkish has higher income.
 
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it is really not a good idea to work in Guangzhou as a waiter
in many cities in the hinterland, the waiters' salaries are only a few hundred Yuan less

Few hundreds RMB salary Chinese waiter in here
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3,000 RMB salary Chinese waiter in here
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GDP per capita of Turkey nearly 11,000 usd / year ( China 6,800 )
It's clearly that Turkish has higher income.
GDP per capita of China nearly 6,800 usd / year = 41656.12 RMB/ year, it's 3471.34 RMB per month to all 1.3billon Chinese ppl.
U forget millions of Chinese child & retired old man much more than Turkey.

(2014.10 1 USD = 6.1259 RMB)
 
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will Waiter in China ask for a tip ?

waiter with few hundreds rmb of salary? there's no cheap salary like that.
 
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Few hundreds RMB salary Chinese waiter in here
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3,000 RMB salary Chinese waiter in here
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GDP per capita of China nearly 6,800 usd / year = 41656.12 RMB/ year, it's 3471.34 RMB per month to all 1.3billon Chinese ppl.


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for the upper pics, around 2000-3000 Yuan
for the restaurants in the lower pics, 4000-5000 Yuan or even more per month, not 3000 Yuan
 
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Are you seriously comparing China to Turkey? Chinese salaries have gotten higher in last decade but nowhere close to Turkish salaries. Even Chinese who work for multinational countries like Apple are getting paid very low. That is why they don't have domestic consumer power. The money is just enough to feed themselves. The salaries and work intensity is so harsh that a lot of Chinese are commiting suicide.

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Nets outside of the building because Chinese are throwing themselves of the building to stop the missery.
 
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GDP per capita of Turkey nearly 11,000 usd / year ( China 6,800 )
in PPP Turkey 18,000 / China 11,000
It's clearly that Turkish has higher income.

gdp per capita doesn't mean salaries
China's low GDP per capita is due to the very low income of the old ppl, they don't work but they are parts of the population
while a large part of Turkey's old ppl are well-educated and have a good pension, majority of China's old ppl are peasants and only receive a small pension from the government. Thus, for the ppl of working age, Chinese workers and Turkish workers earn similar
 
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五星级酒店俱乐部招服务员_北京力川国际商务酒店有限公司最新招聘信息 - 北京58同城
for the upper pics, around 2000-3000 Yuan
for the restaurants in the lower pics, 4000-5000 Yuan or even more per month, not 3000 Yuan
Five-Star Hotel, not a normal restaurant. Five-Star Hotel didn't lack money, it's not suprise that it can provide 5,000 RMB salary to waiters.

If u get a manager job in China big restaurant, u also can earn 5,000 ~ 10,000 RMB salary per month.
 
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Are you seriously comparing China to Turkey? Chinese salaries have gotten higher in last decade but nowhere close to Turkish salaries. Even Chinese who work for multinational countries like Apple are getting paid very low. That is why they don't have domestic consumer power. The money is just enough to feed themselves.

The OP is comparing the salaries
you are just ridiculous, engineers or professionals in China earn better than Turkey.
In good IT companies, the salaries are similar to Europe.
The workers in Apple you mentioned is not actually working for Apple, but for a manufacturing company Foxxcon, which manufacture goods for Apple. And they are low-level workers with junior middle school education, not those professionals like engineers/marketing, blabla

Five-Star Hotel, not a normal restaurant. Five-Star Hotel didn't lack money, it's not suprise that it can provide 5,000 RMB salary to waiters.

even 8000 Yuan, do you read the ad?
 
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will Waiter in China ask for a tip ?

waiter with few hundreds rmb of salary? there's no cheap salary like that.

a few hundres rmb less than 2500, like 2200

That restaurant of Five-Star Hotel in BeiJing provide a high salary to the waiter, not normal in other China city.

maybe soon
coz there is already labor shortage

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like the news above, in Changsha, many restaurants now have to employ middle-aged or old ppl for service coz young ladies are not willing to work with that kind of salaries now
 
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