Scope of special trades
1, electrical work. Containing power generation, power transmission, power transformation, power distribution workers, electrical equipment installation, operation, overhaul (maintenance), test workers, mine underground electric clampsman;
2, metal welding, cutting operations. Including welders, cutters;
3, lifting machinery operations. Containing crane driver, rigging, signaling commanders, installation and maintenance workers;
4, motorized vehicles within the enterprise driver. Contained in the enterprise and wharves, yards and other production areas and construction sites driving various types of motor vehicles;
5, elevation operations. Containing more than 2 meters of elevated erection, demolition, maintenance workers, high-rise buildings (structures) surface cleaning workers;
6, boiler operations (including water quality testing). Containing pressurized boiler operators, boiler water quality testing workers;
7, pressure vessel operations. Containing pressure vessel tanker, inspector, transportation escort, large air compressor operator;
8, refrigeration operations. Refrigeration equipment installers, operators, maintenance workers;
9, blasting operations. Containing ground engineering blasting, underground blasting workers;
10, mine ventilation operations. Containing the main fan machine operators, gas pumping workers, ventilation safety monitoring workers, wind and dust measurement workers;
11, mine drainage operations. Containing the main mine drainage pump workers, tailings dam operators;
12, mine safety inspection operations. Containing safety inspection workers, gas inspection workers, electrical equipment explosion-proof inspection workers;
13, mine lifting and transportation operations. Containing the main elevator operator, (up and down) winch operator, fixed tape conveyor operator, signaling, embracing cans (handle hook) workers;
14, mining (stripping) operations. Containing coal mining machine driver, tunneling machine driver, rock rake machine driver, rock drill driver;
15, mine rescue operations;
16, dangerous goods operations. Containing dangerous chemicals, civil explosives, radioactive substances operators, transportation escort workers, storage custodians;
17, other operations approved by the National Bureau.
Retirement conditions for special jobs
Employees of nationally owned enterprises and collective enterprises above the county level may apply for early retirement if they meet the following conditions respectively: the special jobs they are engaged in must fall within the scope of the special jobs stipulated by the Ministry of Labor and the relevant State Council departments in charge of the relevant industries;
they have been engaged in work in high altitude and especially heavy physical labor for a cumulative total of 10 years; they have been engaged in underground, high temperature and other work for a cumulative total of 10 years; and they have been engaged in underground, high temperature and other work for a cumulative total of 10 years. underground and high-temperature work for a cumulative total of 9 years; engaged in other work harmful to health for a cumulative total of 8 years; men who have reached the age of 55 and women who have reached the age of 45, with 10 years of continuous service can apply for retirement in special types of work;
Extended Information
The Provisional Measures of the State Council on Workers' Retirement and Retirement stipulates
< p>Article 1? Workers of enterprises and institutions under universal ownership and of Party and government organs and mass organizations shall retire if they meet one of the following conditions.(1) Men who have reached the age of sixty and women who have reached the age of fifty, with ten years of continuous service.
(2) Those who are engaged in underground, high-altitude, high-temperature, particularly heavy physical labor or other work harmful to health, and who have reached the age of fifty-five for men and forty-five for women, with ten years of continuous service.
The provisions of this subparagraph also apply to basic cadres whose working conditions are the same as those of workers.
(3) Men who have reached the age of fifty and women who have reached the age of forty-five, with ten years of continuous service, and who are certified by a hospital and confirmed by the Labor Appraisal Committee that they are totally incapable of working.
(4) Those who are disabled at work, certified by the hospital and confirmed by the Labor Appraisal Committee that they are totally incapable of work.
Article 2? After a worker's retirement, he shall be paid monthly retirement contributions at the following rates until his death.
(1) Those who meet the conditions of Article 1 (1), (2) and (3) and participated in revolutionary work during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression shall be paid ninety percent of their standard salary. Those who participated in revolutionary work during the Liberation War shall be paid 80 percent of their standard wages.
If a person joins the revolutionary work after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he or she shall be paid 75 percent of his or her standard salary if he or she has completed twenty years of continuous service, 70 percent of his or her standard salary if he or she has completed fifteen years of continuous service but less than twenty years of continuous service, and 60 percent of his or her standard salary if he or she has completed ten years of continuous service but less than fifteen years of continuous service. Retirement contributions less than twenty-five dollars, according to twenty-five dollars.
(2) In accordance with the conditions of Article 1 (4), if a person needs assistance in eating and living, he shall be paid ninety percent of his standard salary, and may also be paid a certain amount of nursing fee according to the actual situation, and the standard of nursing fee shall not exceed the salary of an ordinary worker; if a person does not need assistance in eating and living, he shall be paid eighty percent of his standard salary.
When two or more conditions for retirement exist at the same time, the highest standard shall be paid. If the retirement allowance is less than thirty-five dollars, it shall be paid at thirty-five dollars.
Article 3 ? Workers who have left their jobs to recuperate from the second or third stage of silicosis may also be retired if they volunteer to do so. The retirement fee shall be paid at the rate of ninety percent of one's standard salary and enjoy the treatment of silicosis patients in the original unit during the period of separation for recuperation.
Cadres suffering from the second or third stage of silicosis who have left their jobs for recuperation may also follow the methods of this article.
Article 4 ? Workers who have been awarded the titles of national labor heroes and model workers and still maintain their honors at the time of retirement; workers who have made special contributions to the revolution and construction as deemed by the Revolutionary Committees of the provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions;
Transitioned and demobilized soldiers who have been awarded the title of combat heroes by units above the military level in the army and still maintain their honors at the time of retirement may have their retirement payments discretionarily higher than the standards set by these Measures by five percent to Fifteen percent, but the retirement fee after raising the standard shall not exceed the original standard salary of the person.
Article 5 ? Workers who do not have the conditions for retirement, who are certified by the hospital and confirmed by the Labor Appraisal Committee that they are totally incapable of working, shall be retired from their jobs. After retirement, he shall be paid monthly living expenses equal to forty percent of his standard wage, or twenty dollars if it is less than twenty dollars.
Article 6 ? Retired workers who settle down easily, generally by the original unit of a one-time payment of one hundred and fifty yuan of settlement subsidies, from large and medium-sized cities to the rural areas to settle down, the payment of three hundred yuan. A retired worker who moves to a new home may be given a settlement subsidy equal to two months' standard wages. [1]
Article 7 ? When a worker retires or is discharged from his post, the travel expenses, hotel charges, baggage handling charges and meal allowances for himself and his dependent immediate family members on their way to the place of residence shall be handled in accordance with the existing regulations.
Article 8 ? Retired and retired workers themselves may continue to enjoy medical treatment at public expense.
Article 9 ? The retirement and retired living expenses of workers shall be paid by the administration of the enterprise, for enterprise units, and by the civil affairs departments at the county level of the places where the retired and retired workers reside in a separate budget for Party and government organs, mass organizations and institutions.
Article 10 ? Workers retired, retired, the family life is really difficult, or more children to the countryside, the children employment is small, in principle, can be recruited to participate in the work of one of their children who meet the conditions for recruitment. The child recruited may be a young intellectual who has stayed in the city in accordance with the policy, a young intellectual who has gone to the mountains and the countryside, or a recent secondary school graduate from the town.
China's agricultural production level is still relatively low, the food has not yet passed, to increase the population of towns and other eating commercial food, must be strictly controlled. Therefore, retired and retired workers in the home countryside should try to return to the countryside for resettlement, and those who have moved their household accounts back to the countryside can also recruit one of their children in the countryside who meets the conditions for recruitment to join the workforce; when retired and retired workers go back to the countryside, their food rations will be supplied by the production team in which they are working.
The recruitment of children of retired and retired workers shall be arranged by the local labor department. The specific methods of recruiting children shall be prescribed by the provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions themselves in accordance with the above principles and the actual situation in their respective areas.
Article 11 ? Workers do not remain in the units under universal ownership after retirement or retirement. After they have gone to the streets of towns and cities or to rural communities, the street organizations and communities shall strengthen their management and education, care for their lives, and pay attention to giving full play to their positive roles.
If the collective ownership units of the streets and the communes need retired or retired workers to do what they can do, they may pay them a certain amount of remuneration, but this, together with their retirement or retired living expenses, must not exceed the standard wage they earned when they were in service.
If a single worker who has worked outside his home area requests to move to the place of residence of his family members after his retirement or dismissal, the area to which he has moved shall grant him permission to settle down.
Article 12 ? All regions, departments and units shall effectively strengthen the leadership of the work of retiring and retiring workers. For workers who should retire or be retired, in-depth and detailed ideological and political work shall be done to mobilize them to retire or be retired. Retirement, retirement work should be carried out in stages and batches.
The conditions of retirement and retirement and the conditions of recruitment should be strictly controlled to prevent arbitrary expansion of the scope of retirement and retirement and lowering of the quality of recruitment due to the recruitment of children of retired and retired workers.
Article 13 ? The retirement and demobilization of workers of collectively-owned enterprises and institutions shall be subject to specific measures to be formulated by the Revolutionary Committees of the provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions with reference to the present Measures and in the light of the actual situation of the collectively-owned units in their respective areas, and the treatment of such workers shall not be higher than the standards set forth in the present Measures.
Article 14 ? Where the provisions concerning the retirement and retirement of workers in the past are inconsistent with these Measures, they shall be implemented in accordance with these Measures. Workers who have been retired in accordance with the relevant provisions, and whose retirement fee standard is lower than the standard set by these Measures, shall be paid according to the standard set by these Measures from the month when these Measures are issued;
But those who took part in the revolutionary work during the period of the liberation war, and whose consecutive years of service were less than twenty years, shall be paid only at the rate of seventy-five per cent of the person's standard salary. The difference after changing the standard of retirement fee shall not be compensated. Has been in accordance with the relevant provisions of the retirement of workers, their treatment will no longer change.
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