East China’s Jiangsu province has unveiled a slew of measures to spur economic development and ensure a flying start for industrial production in the new year.
On January 2, Suzhou issued ten policies to stabilize jobs, encouraging local governments to pay employment subsidies according to the actual needs of production and operation, improve dining facilities and retain workers as much as possible. During the Spring Festival, key enterprises will give subsidies of no less than 500 yuan per person to employees staying in Suzhou for the holiday.
Yu Jing, Member of the Party Leadership Group of Suzhou Federation of Trade Unions, said that trade unions at all levels in Suzhou have distributed New Year gift packages through online service platforms. At the same time, various activities are carried out to ensure that as many workers as possible will continue to work in Suzhou.
Wuxi launched preferential measures for the postal express industry to encourage employees who have recovered from COVID-19 infection to return to their posts. At the same time, measures were taken to recruit new employees, and 5 million yuan of medical and protective materials were distributed to front-line couriers.
Liu Zhongyue, Director of the Market Supervision Department of Wuxi Postal Administration, said that they will continue to improve the sense of happiness and security of couriers by issuing subsidies in peak season and purchasing safety insurance.
Dafeng District of Yancheng City introduced incentive measures to reward and subsidize employees of qualified manufacturing enterprises subsidies ranging from 500 yuan to 1000 yuan per person, and reward and subsidy for a single enterprise is capped at 500000 yuan.
The Commerce Bureau of Haimen District, Nantong City, assisted Shanghai Construction Engineering Group in docking with the customs to solve the problem of customs declaration and export of oversized goods. At the same time, Haimen District organized Shanghai Construction Engineering Group to participate in the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and issued subsidies for the planned trade promotion exhibitions, so as to increase the opportunities for the enterprises to negotiate and strive for effective orders.
