How to apply for job stabilization subsidies

1, production and operation activities in line with the national and regional industrial structure adjustment policy and environmental protection policy;

2, participate in the unemployment insurance and pay the full amount of unemployment insurance premiums in accordance with the law;

3, no layoffs in the previous year, or layoffs lower than the registered unemployment rate of the integrated area;

4, sound financial system and standardized management and operation of the enterprise.

I. Enterprises applying for subsidies for stabilizing jobs should have the following conditions

(1) participate in unemployment insurance according to the law and pay the full amount of unemployment insurance premiums;

(2) no layoffs in the previous year, or layoffs at a rate lower than the city's urban registered unemployment rate at the end of the previous year.

Second, the enterprise to apply for subsidies to stabilize the application materials

(a) enterprise subsidies to stabilize the application form;

(b) the previous year's reduction of the enterprise personnel table;

(c) the first time to submit an application for the enterprise to provide a copy of the copy of the business license;

(d) the enterprise commitment;

(e) other materials to be submitted.

Criteria for enterprises to apply for subsidies for stabilizing jobs

Enterprises that meet the conditions will be given subsidies for stabilizing jobs at a rate of 40% of the total amount of unemployment insurance premiums paid by the enterprise and its employees in the previous year (based on the data recorded in the Beijing Municipal Social Insurance Management Information System). The subsidy is mainly used for the employees' living allowance, payment of social insurance premiums, transfer training, skills upgrading training and other related expenditures.

Four, enterprises applying for subsidies to stabilize the acceptance of time

District and county human resources and social security bureau centralized acceptance of the enterprise application materials, within five working days to report to the municipal human resources and social security bureau.

The Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau will complete the audit within 10 working days to determine the list of subsidized enterprises and the amount of subsidies. After the audit, the list of enterprises to be entitled to the subsidy for stabilizing jobs and other relevant information will be published on the website of the Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau for one week, and if there is no objection to the publication, the approval will be issued. The Municipal Finance Bureau is responsible for disbursing the subsidy funds in accordance with the procedure for disbursing the unemployment insurance fund. Upon receiving the subsidy funds allocated by the municipal departments, the district and county social security agencies shall promptly allocate the subsidy funds to the enterprises.

V. How often enterprises apply for subsidies for stabilizing jobs

Subsidies for stabilizing jobs are applied for once in the same year. 2018 eligible enterprises can apply from September 6-16, 2018, and the specific application time for subsequent years will be announced on the website of the Municipal Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security.

Sixth, stable post subsidies are for individuals or companies

1, stable post subsidies are subsidized to enterprises.

2, stable post subsidy refers to the enterprise stabilization of jobs, not layoffs, not terminate the labor contract, by the relevant departments to give enterprises the corresponding subsidies

Legal basis

"The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the Ministry of Finance, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on the support for enterprises in the unemployment insurance Circular of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the Ministry of Finance, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on Issues Related to Unemployment Insurance Support to Enterprises in Stabilizing Jobs

I. Scope of the Policy

The Unemployment Insurance Fund grants subsidies to enterprises for stabilizing jobs if they have taken effective measures to stabilize jobs by not laying off employees, or by laying off fewer employees. The subsidy policy mainly applies to the following enterprises:

(1) Enterprises undergoing mergers and reorganizations. This refers to transactions that involve significant changes in the legal or economic structure outside of daily business activities, and result in a transfer of control over the management of the enterprise, including the implementation of mergers, acquisitions, mergers, divisions, debt restructuring, and other economic actions.

(ii) Enterprises resolving serious overcapacity. It refers to enterprises that have eliminated excess production capacity in iron and steel, cement, electrolytic aluminum, flat glass, ships and other industries with serious overcapacity in accordance with the "Guiding Opinions of the State Council on Resolving Serious Overcapacity Contradictions" (Guo Fa [2013] No. 41) and other relevant regulations.

(3) Enterprises eliminating backward production capacity. Refers to enterprises that eliminate backward production capacity in the power, coal, iron and steel, cement, non-ferrous metals, coke, paper, tanning, printing and dyeing industries in accordance with the "Circular of the State Council on Further Strengthening the Work of Eliminating Backward Production Capacity" (Guo Fa [2010] No. 7) and other provisions.

(d) Other industries and enterprises approved by the State Council.