Conditions for receiving employment subsidies

The conditions for receiving employment subsidies are as follows:

1, full-time universities, independent colleges and junior colleges, higher vocational colleges, etc. Graduates who have passed the unified entrance examination for ordinary colleges and universities nationwide to implement higher education;

2. Students who are employed by poor families and have no jobs at the end of the graduation year are registered as unemployed students;

3. College graduates should hold ID cards and other valid documents, go to the public employment service agency where their household registration is located for unemployment registration, and receive the Employment Unemployment Registration Certificate.

Employment subsidy application process:

1. Log in to the online service hall (online service system of Guangzhou Human Resources and Social Security Bureau)

2. Click Employment-Employment Registration-Employment Registration History.

Note: Some friends here will suggest that there is no employment registration record of the company, and you need to tell the staff of the company to help register your employment information, or you have not completed the contract period. These all need to log in to the company account to operate, and our personal account cannot operate.

3, and then click on the employment-employment subsidy funds (special funds), select "college graduates to the grassroots employment subsidies".

4. Fill in the information according to the page information. Bank cards can be filled with social security card numbers or other bank card numbers.

5. Fill in the information and click Submit, the review status will be displayed, and SMS will be notified after the review is passed.

6. After the approval, you can wait for the subsidy to arrive!

To sum up, the employment subsidy does not apply to all college students, and the employment subsidy policies in different places are not necessarily the same. Generally speaking, the following conditions need to be met: graduates from full-time colleges, independent colleges, higher vocational colleges and other colleges have passed the national unified college entrance examination, and graduated from junior college, undergraduate and graduate schools. Belong to a poor family. Still unemployed, registered at work after graduation.

Legal basis:

Measures for the administration of employment subsidy funds

Article 4

Employment subsidy funds are divided into two categories: subsidies for individuals and units, and subsidies for public employment service capacity building.

Subsidies for individuals and units are used for expenses such as vocational training subsidies, vocational skill appraisal subsidies, social insurance subsidies, public welfare post subsidies, entrepreneurship subsidies, employment trainee subsidies, job-seeking and entrepreneurship subsidies;

Public employment service capacity building subsidy funds are used for employment and entrepreneurship service subsidies and high-skilled personnel training subsidies.

The same project employment subsidy funds subsidies are repeated in unemployment insurance benefits, and individuals and units cannot enjoy them repeatedly.

Article 10

The range of people who enjoy employment internship subsidies is college graduates who have not applied for jobs within two years after leaving school, and secondary vocational graduates who have not been employed within two years after leaving school can be extended to hard and remote areas, old industrial bases and national poverty-stricken counties. Absorb the above-mentioned personnel to participate in the employment internship unit, and give a certain standard of employment internship subsidy, which will be used for the internship unit to pay the basic living expenses of interns during the internship period, handle the personal accident insurance for interns, and guide and manage interns. Units with a trainee retention rate of more than 50% at the expiration of the trainee period may appropriately raise the trainee subsidy standard.

Article 11

For low-income families, poor disabled families, poor families and poor college graduates who have the willingness to find jobs and start businesses in the graduation year, as well as college graduates who are disabled and have obtained national student loans, they will be given a one-time job-seeking and start-up subsidy.