High temperature allowances in some provinces began to be distributed.
Since the beginning of summer, the temperature in many parts of the country has been rising, which has brought great challenges to workers, especially outdoor workers. In June, some provinces will begin to issue high-temperature allowances.
According to the Management Measures for Heatstroke Prevention and Cooling Measures revised by 20 12, if the employer arranges the workers to engage in outdoor open-air operations in high temperature weather above 35℃ and cannot take effective measures to reduce the workplace temperature below 33℃, it shall pay the workers a high temperature allowance.
Judging from the distribution time of high temperature allowance, due to the difference of climatic conditions, there are also differences in different places. Many provinces take June as the time node for the distribution of high temperature allowance. These include Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Shanxi, Shandong, Guangdong, Guangxi and Hubei.
In addition, the relevant regulations of many provinces clearly point out that employers shall not reduce the wages of workers because of the increase of high temperature allowance, and the minimum wage standard does not include high temperature allowance. Summer drinks such as mung bean soup cannot offset the high temperature allowance.
There are basic laws in the field of health care.
The Basic Medical Care and Health Promotion Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall come into force on June 1 2020. This is the first basic and comprehensive law in the field of health in China.
The law puts forward that citizens are the first responsible person for their own health; The state brings health education into the national education system; The state organizes surveys and statistics on the health status of residents; The state formulates and implements health work plans for minors, women, the elderly and the disabled, and strengthens health services for key groups.
In addition, the law also provides for violent injuries to doctors. The Health Promotion Law states that the personal safety and personal dignity of medical and health personnel are inviolable, and their legitimate rights and interests are protected by law. It is forbidden for any organization or individual to threaten or endanger the personal safety of medical and health personnel and infringe on their personal dignity.
Illegal acts such as riding a motorcycle without wearing a helmet will be strictly investigated.
In order to effectively protect the life safety of motorcycle drivers, electric bicycle riders and motor vehicle drivers, the Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security has recently deployed and carried out the "one helmet and one belt" public security escort operation throughout the country.
From June 1 day, government departments will strengthen law enforcement penalties for traffic violations such as riding motorcycles without helmets and driving cars without seat belts.
For those who ride electric bicycles without wearing safety helmets, publicity and guidance work will continue, and conditions will be actively created to help people wear safety helmets and remind people with helmets to wear them consciously. According to the requirements, all localities should determine the time to carry out investigation and correction according to law according to local conditions, and pay attention to humanized, rational and flexible law enforcement.
Promote the electronic service of motor vehicle inspection marks nationwide.
From June 20th, the electronic service of motor vehicle inspection marks will cover the whole country.
In April this year, the Ministry of Public Security decided to promote the electronization of motor vehicle inspection marks nationwide in two batches on the basis of the pilot project in 16 city to provide electronic license services for motor vehicle owners, drivers and related industries and management departments. The first batch was launched on April 25th.
The second batch of promotion began on June 20th, and the promotion areas included Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Jilin, Anhui, Fujian, Jiangxi, Henan, Guangxi, Tibet, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia and other 15 provinces and regions.
Motor vehicle owners can apply for the electronic certificate of motor vehicle inspection mark through the Internet traffic safety comprehensive service platform or the "Traffic Management 12 123" mobile app. Vehicles exempted from inspection within 6 years can directly apply for the electronic certificate of inspection conformity mark online. The electronic certificate of the inspection mark can be presented in three ways: online presentation, offline presentation and print presentation, which is convenient for the owner or driver of the motor vehicle to apply in different scenarios.
Banks may not raise the loan interest rate on the grounds of stopping lending.
The Notice on Further Standardizing the Charge of Credit Financing and Reducing the Comprehensive Cost of Enterprise Financing issued by the CBRC and other six departments has been implemented since June 1 2020.
The "Notice" proposes to cancel charges such as credit fund management. Banks may not charge transfer fees to the credit funds entrusted for payment. No fund management fee shall be charged for the credit funds that have been allocated but not used by the enterprise. For credit financing of small and micro enterprises, it is not allowed to stipulate liquidated damages for early repayment or overdue repayment in the loan contract, and cancel the overdraft commitment fee and credit certificate fee of enterprise accounts.
The Notice clarifies that banks may not force enterprises to purchase insurance, wealth management, funds or other asset management products when approving credit. It is also necessary to conduct a credit review in advance, and not to raise the loan interest rate on the grounds of stopping lending, so as to ensure that enterprises with capital needs can obtain loans at a reasonable cost; It is forbidden to continue to provide credit support to "zombie enterprises", which will occupy the loanable funds of banks and push up the financing costs of other enterprises.
The new regulations of the central bank optimize the administrative licensing process
The newly revised Measures for the Implementation of the Administrative License of the People's Bank of China shall come into force on June 1 year. This method improves and refines the acceptance and approval process of administrative license, and makes up for the problem of insufficient basis for online processing of administrative license.
The "Measures" specially set up simple procedures mainly applicable to the issuance of bank account opening licenses and the change of relevant licenses or qualification certificates. And compressing the time limit for approval of these licensing matters to 5 days after acceptance is conducive to improving the efficiency of approval, reducing work costs and reducing the burden on applicants.
At the same time, according to the authorization of the Administrative Licensing Law, the Measures further clarified the post-event supervision measures such as law enforcement inspection and administrative punishment, and implemented "decentralization, combination of decentralization and management, and optimization of services".
Old-age care institutions are included in the list of untrustworthy behaviors such as defrauding the elderly.
The Measures for the Administration of the List of Joint Disciplinary Objects for Breach of Trust in the Old-age Service Market (Trial) issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs shall come into force on June 1 2020.
The "Administrative Measures" clarify that pension service institutions and employees engage in activities beyond the purpose and business scope stipulated in the articles of association, and defraud the property of the elderly by illegally raising funds or selling "health care" products by deception because pension services infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of the elderly. Local civil affairs departments should include it in the list of joint disciplinary targets in their respective jurisdictions.