On-the-job subsidy during the epidemic period

Legal analysis: During the epidemic period, only those who participate in the epidemic prevention and control work can get wage subsidies. The standard of temporary work subsidy is: 300 yuan for each person who has direct contact with the case, and 200 yuan for each person who participates in epidemic prevention and control.

Legal basis: Article 64 of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases in People's Republic of China (PRC), the relevant units shall, in accordance with the provisions of the state, take effective health protection measures and medical care measures for personnel engaged in the prevention, medical treatment, scientific research, teaching and on-site treatment of infectious diseases, as well as other personnel exposed to infectious disease pathogens in production and work, and give appropriate subsidies.

"Notice on the policy of ensuring prevention and control funds in novel coronavirus" gives temporary subsidies to medical personnel and epidemic prevention personnel involved in prevention and control work. Referring to the relevant provisions of the Notice of the Ministry of Finance of Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security on Establishing Temporary Work Subsidies for Infectious Disease Epidemic Prevention and Control Personnel (Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security [2065438+06] No.4), according to the first-class subsidy standard, the central government will give subsidies to those who are in direct contact with the diagnosis, treatment, nursing, hospital infection control, case specimen collection and pathogen detection of cases to be investigated or confirmed, according to 300 yuan per person per day; Other medical personnel and epidemic prevention workers involved in epidemic prevention and control will be subsidized by the central government according to 200 yuan per person per day. Subsidy funds are paid in advance by local governments, and the central finance and local governments settle accounts according to the facts. Central-level medical and health institutions are managed in accordance with localization, and central financial subsidies are allocated to local governments for unified distribution.