The subsidy targets are ordinary college graduates who have the desire to find jobs and start businesses in the graduation year and actively seek jobs and start businesses in our province, including six types of graduates, such as urban and rural residents' minimum living security families, disabled families, poor families with files and cards, and extremely poor people.
These include:
Graduates of ordinary colleges and universities in graduation year refer to full-time graduates of ordinary colleges and universities who have passed the national unified entrance examination for ordinary colleges and universities (that is, graduation year 65438+ 10/to 65438+February 3 1).
Urban and rural minimum living security family graduates refer to families who enjoy the urban and rural minimum living security within the graduation year with the approval of the county-level civil affairs department and have legal support, support and maintenance relationships among family members.
Disabled graduates refer to graduates who hold the People's Republic of China (PRC) Disabled Persons' Card.
Graduates who have obtained national student loans refer to graduates who enjoy national student loans within the graduation year.
Graduates from families with poor disabled people refer to families who enjoy the minimum living allowance for urban and rural residents or poor families who have established their cards, family members who hold the People's Republic of China (PRC) Disabled Persons' Card and graduates who have legal support, support and maintenance relations.
Graduates from poverty-stricken families who set up files and set up cards refer to those who were identified as poor people in rural areas by poverty alleviation departments at the county level in the year of graduation (including those who have been lifted out of poverty during the period of tackling poverty).
Poverty-stricken graduates refer to graduates who are approved by the county-level civil affairs departments and enjoy the treatment of poverty-stricken people's assistance and support within the graduation year, including adult orphan graduates.
At the same time, college graduates who meet the above two or more difficult categories can only choose one type of declaration and cannot enjoy it repeatedly.
Extended data
Principles and standards of distribution
1, distribution principle. Adhere to the principles of voluntary application, honesty and trustworthiness, fairness and justice, territorial management and earmarking.
2. Distribution criteria. Eligible, a one-time payment of 2000 yuan, used to subsidize the relevant expenses of graduates in the process of job hunting and entrepreneurship.
3. Pay channels. The funds needed for job-seeking and entrepreneurship subsidies shall be paid out of the employment subsidy funds, which shall be borne by the financial departments of the provincial cities or counties (cities) where universities, private universities, technician colleges and special education colleges are responsible for student registration, and the annual employment subsidy funds shall be specially allocated when the provincial finance allocates them. The subsidies for job-seeking and entrepreneurship in provincial colleges and universities shall be paid by the municipal finance of the province where the colleges and universities are located from 20 19.
Henan Employment Online Service Hall-Notice on the Application and Issuance of Employment and Entrepreneurship Subsidies for Difficult College Graduates in Graduation Year