How much is the volunteer subsidy?

First, the main highway epidemic prevention bayonet volunteers paid.

This kind of highway bayonet mainly refers to the main area of a region and the area with checkpoints on the road, which is mainly responsible for checking and controlling the entry and exit of vehicles and personnel. This kind of bayonet checkpoint is generally set up by the county and city governments, and the general intersection is the local public security, transportation, highway, on-the-job personnel health, emergency management and other departments. Such personnel have their own wages, but according to the relevant regulations of the central and higher authorities, they belong to the front line of epidemic prevention and should be able to enjoy the prescribed daily allowance. Of course, this must wait until the epidemic is over. At this stage, it is one of the responsibilities of civil servants to abide by the organizational arrangements regardless of whether there are additional funds.

Two, urban residents community epidemic prevention bayonet volunteers unpaid.

This category mainly refers to the epidemic prevention bayonet set at the entrance of urban community residential quarters. The volunteers in this bayonet are mainly residential property management personnel and national civil servants. They live in the residential area and have no frontline task of epidemic prevention. The property management personnel are in charge of the community, and civil servants will generally respond to the phone calls from the government and units and take the initiative to help the community to be volunteers on duty. Volunteers don't work all day, but usually change every few hours, so such people don't have to pay extra, and they are free volunteers. The same is true of national civil servants, who are deployed by the community to support the voluntary service of other communities.

Volunteers are defined by the United Nations as "activists who voluntarily serve the public interest without obtaining any benefits, money or fame". Specifically, it means that a person can take the initiative to assume social responsibilities, dedicate his personal time and help others without receiving any remuneration.

Under normal circumstances, volunteers do not receive wages and various subsidies, and the relevant departments will only provide these people with food such as meals or drinks. Of course, for volunteers, in fact, the starting point of doing these jobs is not for money, but to contribute to the local or national.