Does anyone know how the funeral expenses and pensions for retirees in Jixi City are subsidized?

Funeral expenses, pensions, survivors’ allowances

2008-1-23 16:03:38

Since the reform of my country’s wage system in 1990, funeral expenses , pensions and survivors' subsidies are divided into two lines: government institutions and enterprises.

(1) Funeral expenses and pensions for government agencies and institutions.

According to the National Minyou [1986] No. 6 document, "the one-time pension for retired government staff who sacrificed their lives or died of illness due to work shall be the standard salary for the ten months before their death, but shall not exceed 3,000 yuan. The fee is 250 yuan. "Funeral expenses are mainly used for clothing, bedding, urns, cremation and other expenses of the deceased. Heihe Lianzi [1988] No. 23 stipulates that "funeral expenses will be increased from the original 250 yuan to 500 yuan. This amount shall be jointly controlled and used by the disabled person's work unit and the family members. The balance shall belong to the family members, and the excess shall be borne by the family members." Heiminyou [1992] No. 120 document stipulates that "if a person dies due to illness, he will be paid based on his salary for the 10 months before his death, and the requirement that the salary shall not exceed 3,000 yuan is cancelled." Heihei Lianzi [1994] No. 39 stipulates that "from now on, any increase in retirement benefits stipulated by the state will be included in the one-time pension." Heihei Lianzi [1995] No. 13 stipulates that "funeral expenses will be increased from 500 yuan to 800 yuan", and Heihei Lianzi [1998] No. 10 stipulates that "funeral expenses will be increased to 1,200 yuan."

(2) Corporate funeral expenses and pensions.

Before 1990, the funeral expenses, pensions and survivors' subsidies for retired enterprise cadres were unified with those of government agencies and institutions. On March 20, 1993, the Provincial Department of Labor, the Department of Finance, and the Provincial Federation of Trade Unions jointly issued a black standard Labor Insurance Zi [1993] No. 34 stipulates that if an enterprise cadre or employee dies, "the funeral expenses shall be 500 yuan, the pension shall be 2,000 yuan if the employee dies on the job, and the pension shall be 1,000 yuan if the employee dies due to illness." Heilao Insurance Document [1994] No. 90 made adjustments to the subsidies for corporate survivors, but funeral expenses and pensions remained at the original level. As mentioned earlier, the problem of the gap between enterprises and institutions was mentioned before. In 2000, retired cadres, enterprises and government institutions were The expenses are basically evened out, but there is still a big gap in funeral expenses and pensions. The reason why I talk about this issue here is because of the following three reasons. First, in recent years and even in the future, there has been a peak period for veteran cadres to die of illness. After each veteran cadre dies, their funeral expenses and pensions must be handled according to policy regulations. This is a reality that we must face. Second, after the province's enterprises and government agencies and institutions have leveled the gap, many veteran cadres have misunderstood that they will implement the standards of government agencies and institutions from now on. Therefore, when handling their funeral affairs, on the one hand, they must act in accordance with the policy regulations, and on the other hand, they must make some explanations. Work. Third, with the reform of public institutions, some public institutions have been restructured into enterprise units, but the veteran cadres of these units have retired when they were originally public institutions. In order to implement the national management and service spirit for retired cadres of bankrupt, restructuring, auction, and leasing enterprises, six ministries and commissions including the Provincial Organization Department and the Provincial Party Committee Veteran Cadres Bureau issued the Hei Lao Gan Lian Zi [1998] No. 4 document. Article 9 of it stipulates that "for retired cadres who are converted from government agencies and institutions into corporate entities, their retirement pay will still be implemented according to the original standards, and the original benefits they enjoy will remain unchanged." On this issue, Tingzi [1999] No. 33 "On Improving Article 5 of the "Notice on the Level of Retirement Pay for Retirees of Enterprises" has clearly stated that "after 2000, the retirement pay of enterprise retirees shall be adjusted according to the increase in retirement pay standards for retirees of government agencies and institutions, and the pension adjustment measures for enterprise retirees will no longer be implemented." ". Therefore, after a public institution is restructured into an enterprise, veteran cadres retain the retirement pay standards of the original public institution. If their wages are adjusted later, they will continue to implement the wage standards of government agencies and institutions, which are subject to approval by the labor department. After their death, they will still be subject to the standards of funeral expenses and pensions of government agencies and institutions.

(3) Subsidy for survivors

According to the provisions of Heihei Lianzi [1995] No. 3 document, the survivors of retired cadres of government agencies and institutions shall receive 65 yuan per person per month if their residence is in a township. , 70 yuan per person per month for those living in the county, 80 yuan per person per month for those living in Harbin and Qiqihar, and 75 yuan per person per month for those living in other cities. The survivors who participated in revolutionary work before the founding of the People's Republic of China will receive an additional 10 yuan, the survivors of the Red Army will receive an additional 15 yuan, and those who are alone will receive an additional 10 yuan.

Heihelianzi [1998] No. 10 document stipulates that "the standard for survivors' hardship subsidies shall be based on the local minimum living security standards. Those who enjoy survivors' subsidies will be adjusted accordingly in the future as the local minimum living security standards change. For the Red Army and those who participated in the revolution during the Anti-Japanese War The family members of retired cadres at the deputy department level will receive an increase of 15% on the basis of the minimum living security standard, and the family members of those who participated in revolutionary work before September 30, 1949 will receive an increase of 10%." Minimum living security standards are not uniform across cities and regions. The minimum living security standard for Harbin residents is 140 yuan per person per month.

According to Heilao Insurance Zi [1993] No. 34 document, the surviving family members of veteran enterprise cadres are generally entitled to 50 yuan per person per month living in towns, 55 yuan per person per month living in counties, and 55 yuan per person per month living in counties. Living in Mudanjiang, Jiamusi, 60 yuan per person per month in Jixi, Shuangyashan, Hegang, Yichun, Qitaihe, and Daqing cities, 65 yuan per person per month living in Harbin City, Qi City, Heihe City, Daxinganling, Sunwu County, and Jiayin County before the founding of the People's Republic of China The survivors who participated in revolutionary work will receive an additional 10 yuan, and the survivors of the Red Army will receive an additional 10 yuan. In order to adapt to the continuous improvement of economic development and consumption levels, on September 27, 2000, the General Administration forwarded Heilao Shefa [2000] No. 24 "Notice on Adjusting the Standards of Relief Fees for Supporting Immediate Relatives of Employees Who Die Due to Illness or Not Caused by Work" , the notice stipulates that the original standard of 65 yuan will be increased to 105 yuan, and the original standard of 50 yuan will be increased to 90 yuan. The survivors of the Red Army will receive an additional 20 yuan, and the survivors who joined the workforce after the Anti-Japanese War will receive an additional 10 yuan. If the relief fee for widows, widowers, and lonely survivors is lower than the minimum living security standard in the city where they are located, the minimum living security standard will be applied.