What's the difference between unemployment insurance and subsidies?

The difference between unemployment benefits and unemployment insurance benefits lies in their different positioning. Unemployment allowance is a temporary living allowance granted by the National Social Security Bureau to people with unemployment difficulties, which can have a certain living foundation and will be paid directly from the local financial allocation. Unemployment insurance refers to the basic living expenses paid by unemployment insurance agencies to eligible unemployed people according to law, and it is a temporary compensation for unemployed people to lose their wage income during unemployment. Judicial interpretation of unemployment insurance regulations: the difference between unemployment benefits and unemployment insurance benefits lies in the difference and full amount. The standard of unemployment benefit is lower than 80% of unemployment insurance, and unemployment insurance is full unemployment benefit; What they have in common is that they must take out unemployment insurance. Therefore, the insured unemployed need not worry, even if they are not eligible for unemployment insurance, as long as they are insured and unemployed, they can at least receive unemployment benefits.

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