Exploring the Impact of Social Economic Status on Migrant Workers’ Sense of Social Equity from the Economic Sociology Perspective

Society is greatly influenced by whether social members perceive social resources as being distributed in a reasonable manner. This is known as the level of social equity. Here, starting from the perspective of economic sociology, socioeconomic status is decomposed into subjective socioeconomic status and objective socioeconomic status, and community integration is decomposed into three dimensions: community identity, community interaction, and community participation. The method of multiple regression is used to analyze socioeconomic status. The study found that both subjective and objective socioeconomic status had an impact on migrant workers’ sense of social equity, and the three dimensions of community integration had statistical significance for migrant workers’ sense of fairness. The more frequent the interaction, the more frequently the community organization is provided with comments or suggestions, and the greater the sense of fairness. Finally, based on the research conclusions, some countermeasures and suggestions are put forward to enhance the sense of social equity for migrant workers.