1. Radiological staff will have a medical examination once a year after starting work, and the cost of the medical examination will be borne by the individual subject group.
2. The isotope administrator will establish a personal health file for all radiation staff, recording in detail the results of previous medical examinations and treatment opinions, which will continue to be kept for 20 years after their release from radiation work.
3. Staff or users who are diagnosed to be pregnant or breastfeeding should stop isotope operation.
4. The health care allowance of the radiological staff shall be implemented according to the relevant national and local regulations. Temporary transfer can continue to enjoy the allowance, but not more than three months, and the formal transfer of radiation workers can continue to enjoy the allowance for one month and stop from the second month.
5. Radiation workers are entitled to health care leave for two weeks per year, and those who enjoy winter and summer vacations are no longer entitled to health care leave.
6. All radiation workers who receive personal dose monitoring must wear personal dosimeters during their work. The cost of monitoring is at their own expense.
According to the Ministry of Health's "Regulations on the Health Management of Radiation Workers": the health care treatment of radiation workers shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Health care leave for radiation workers shall be based on the size of the irradiation dose and the length of service, in addition to other leave each year, can enjoy health care leave for 2 to 4 weeks. Those who have been in service for more than 25 years and who have been engaged in radiological work shall be given two to four weeks of convalescence each year by their employers, who shall arrange for them to take advantage of the vacation time. Radiological workers are entitled to health-care allowances for medical examinations, vacations, hospitalization or treatment of illnesses as usual, with medical expenses paid by the public medical service, the labour insurance medical service or the unit in which they are employed, and the unit in which they are employed shall give them appropriate care in their daily lives. Radiation workers who have been engaged in radiological work for a long period of time and who are unable to perform their current duties due to illness may be retired in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State after being diagnosed and confirmed by the organizations or institutions stipulated in Article 12 of these Regulations. Radiation workers who become disabled as a result of occupational radiological operations shall receive their post-retirement wages and medical and health allowances as usual. Those who die as a result of radiation sicknesses for which treatment is ineffective shall be treated as having been sacrificed in the line of duty.
II. The calculation of the length of service of radiation workers shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant state regulations. The relevant state regulations mentioned here are:
1, issued in 1953, "the Chinese people's **** and the State Labor Insurance Regulations" on the calculation of the length of service is limited to the retirement pension calculation of the length of service, according to the commuted length of service to enjoy the corresponding old-age treatment.
2. According to the Ministry of Labor's (65) Central Labor Salary No. 248 of 1956 (which is still in force), X-ray work is classified as work harmful to health, and each year of such work can be counted as one year and six months of service.
3. On June 2, 1978, the State Council's "Provisional Measures for the Retirement and Retirement of Workers" (Guofa [1978] No. 104) stipulated in Article 1 (2) that workers engaged in underground, high-altitude, high-temperature, particularly heavy physical labor and other work harmful to health, with a male age of 55 or older and a female age of 45, and with 10 years of consecutive service, should be classified as workers meeting the conditions for retirement. On July 11, 1978, the State General Administration of Labor supplemented the "Opinions on the Handling of Certain Specific Issues Concerning the Implementation of [the State Council's Provisional Measures on the Retirement and Retirement of Workers]" with a provision stating that workers engaged in work harmful to their health, whether they are now or have previously been engaged in this type of work, are required to have been engaged in the work for a cumulative total of eight years before being processed in accordance with Article 1(1)(b) of the Provisional Measures. Item (b) of the Provisional Measures. The above period of time refers to the actual years of work.
The above document stipulates that the personnel engaged in radiological work in the retirement and retirement, the calculation of working age, according to the work engaged in this work every year can be calculated as 1 year and 6 months of working age, and according to the commuted working age to enjoy the corresponding state pension (mainly refers to the retirement pension); in addition, the personnel engaged in radiological work can be in accordance with the provisions of the document of the State Council Development (1978) No. 104 early retirement.