Are the cleaners in the carbon factory tired?

It often emits a lot of pungent and unpleasant smells, and it is close to farmland ponds, causing great damage to crops planted by farmers every year, and fry in ponds often die. But the most important thing is the consequences it will bring to the health of ordinary people and residents. I can't imagine. There are only two residential areas, and I believe the leaders also know the harm of waste gas emitted by carbon plants (the main raw materials include asphalt and carbon residue, etc.). And it is easy to cause smoke pollution to the surrounding environment during asphalt combustion and carbon residue crushing. . )

But you can apply for special subsidies,

As for subsidies, you can ask the local labor insurance department, and local policies are different. Labor Insurance [1 985] No.6 stipulates the following criteria and precautions for approving early retirement: (1) Workers who are engaged in underground, high altitude, high temperature, particularly heavy manual labor or other jobs harmful to health, regardless of whether they are engaged in such jobs now or in the past, can retire early in accordance with the provisions of the Interim Measures of the State Council on Retirement and Resignation of Workers. (2) Engaged in underground high temperature work for 9 years; (3) Engaged in other work harmful to health for 8 years. (4) Men over 55 years old and women over 45 years old, who have worked continuously for 10 years, can apply for special jobs to retire; Note: High-temperature operation shall conform to Grade 4 in GB4200-84 Classification of High-temperature Operation. Attachment to the document: special operator range: 1. Electrical operation. Including installation, operation, maintenance (overhaul) and test workers and mine electrical fitters of power generation, transmission, substation, electrician and electrical equipment; 2. Metal welding and cutting operations. Including welders and cutters; 3. Lifting machinery operation. Including crane driver, foreman, signal commander, installation and maintenance worker; 4. Driving a motor vehicle in an enterprise. Including drivers of all kinds of motor vehicles driving in production areas and construction sites such as enterprises, docks and freight yards; 5. Climbing and installation work. Including the erection, demolition, maintenance and surface cleaning of high-rise buildings (structures) over 2 meters; 6. Boiler operation (including water quality test). Including pressure boiler operators and boiler water quality testers; 7. Pressure vessel operation. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspectors, transport escorts and large air compressor operators; 8. Refrigeration operation. Including refrigeration equipment installers, operators and maintenance workers; 9. Blasting operation. Including ground engineering blasting and underground blasting workers; 10. Mine ventilation operation. Including main fan operators, gas extraction workers, ventilation safety monitoring workers, wind and dust measurement workers; 1 1. Mine drainage operation. Including mine main drainage pump workers and tailings dam workers; 12. Mine safety inspection. Including safety inspectors, gas inspectors and explosion-proof inspectors of electrical equipment; 13. Mine hoisting transportation operation. Including the main hoist, winch (uphill and downhill), fixed belt mechanic, signalman and can (hook) worker; 14. Mining (stripping) operation. Comprise a shearer drive, a tunneling machine driver, a rock rake driver and a rock drill driver; 15. Mine rescue operation; 16. Operation of dangerous goods. Operators, transport escorts and storekeepers of dangerous chemicals, civil explosives and radioactive substances.