What subsidy policy does the state have during the epidemic?

Legal analysis: During the epidemic period, the national subsidy policy is as follows:

1. Units that employ or place people with employment difficulties will be subsidized according to the basic old-age insurance premium, basic medical insurance premium and unemployment insurance premium actually paid by them, excluding individual contributions. The subsidy period may be extended to retirement except for those who are less than 5 years away from the statutory retirement age, and the rest of the staff shall not exceed 3 years at the longest. During the period of phased reduction and exemption of social insurance premiums, the social insurance subsidies for enterprises to absorb people with employment difficulties can be postponed. The period of social security subsidies for temporary public welfare posts shall not exceed 6 months;

2. If the elderly with employment difficulties, family members with zero employment, severely disabled people and other people with special difficulties still find it difficult to achieve employment through other channels after the expiration of public welfare posts, they can be resettled through public welfare posts again according to procedures, and the subsidy period will be recalculated and reported to the Provincial People's Social Welfare Department and the Finance Department for the record. The cumulative number of resettlement times shall not exceed 2 times in principle.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Notice of the National Health Insurance Bureau and the Ministry of Finance on Doing a Good Job in Medical Security for novel coronavirus Epidemic ensures that patients will not be affected by expenses. First, the medical expenses incurred by the patients diagnosed with pneumonia in novel coronavirus shall be subsidized by the finance after the payment of basic medical insurance, serious illness insurance and medical assistance according to the regulations, and comprehensive protection shall be implemented. Second, the patients who have been diagnosed with novel coronavirus should be treated first and then settled, and reimbursement should not be reduced. Third, the drugs and medical services used by patients with pneumonia in novel coronavirus are in line with the diagnosis and treatment plan for pneumonia in novel coronavirus formulated by the health department, and can be temporarily included in the scope of medical insurance fund payment.