Legal analysis: (1) Increase support groups. From the date of issuance of the notice to 5438 June+3 February 20201day, the following groups should be included in the scope of support: first, individual industrial and commercial households that have temporarily lost their income sources in industries such as wholesale and retail, accommodation and catering, logistics and transportation, and cultural tourism, which are greatly affected by the epidemic; Second, individuals who use loans to buy cars for rental business; The third is a full-time driver who borrows a car to join the network car platform (the platform needs to provide proof materials such as "double certificates" of full-time drivers); Fourth, qualified taxis, network car companies or their subsidiaries; Fifth, individuals who have enjoyed the discount policy for business start-up guarantee loans and paid off their loans on time may apply for business start-up guarantee loans again if they encounter operational difficulties during the epidemic.

(2) Lower the application threshold. In that year, the proportion of small and micro enterprises applying for qualified business start-up guarantee loans to the existing employees of enterprises decreased from 20% to 15%, and enterprises with more than 100 employees decreased to 8%.

Legal basis: Measures for the Administration of Employment Subsidies.

Article 4 Employment subsidy funds are divided into two categories: subsidies for individuals and units and subsidies for capacity building of public employment services.

Subsidies for individuals and units are used for expenses such as vocational training subsidies, vocational skill appraisal subsidies, social insurance subsidies, public welfare post subsidies, entrepreneurship subsidies, employment trainee subsidies, job-seeking and entrepreneurship subsidies; Public employment service capacity building subsidy funds are used for employment and entrepreneurship service subsidies and high-skilled personnel training subsidies.

The same project employment subsidy funds subsidies are repeated in unemployment insurance benefits, and individuals and units cannot enjoy them repeatedly.

Article 9 For college graduates and people with employment difficulties who have left school for more than two years since the date of industrial and commercial registration to start small and micro enterprises for the first time or engage in self-employment, a one-time entrepreneurship subsidy will be given on a pilot basis. The specific pilot measures shall be formulated separately by the provincial finance and human society departments.

Article 10 The scope of personnel who enjoy employment internship subsidies is college graduates who have not been employed within two years after leaving school, and can be extended to secondary vocational graduates who have not been employed within two years after leaving school in hard and remote areas, old industrial bases and national poverty-stricken counties. Absorb the above-mentioned personnel to participate in the employment internship unit, and give a certain standard of employment internship subsidy, which will be used for the internship unit to pay the basic living expenses of interns during the internship period, handle the personal accident insurance for interns, and guide and manage interns. Units with a trainee retention rate of more than 50% at the expiration of the trainee period may appropriately raise the trainee subsidy standard.

Article 11 For low-income families, poor families with disabilities, poor families with files and cards, poor college graduates, disabled college graduates and those who have obtained national student loans, one-time job-seeking and entrepreneurship subsidies will be given.

Twelfth employment and entrepreneurship service subsidies are used to strengthen the service capacity building of public employment and entrepreneurship service institutions, focusing on supporting the construction and maintenance of information network systems. Public employment and entrepreneurship service institutions and their recruitment activities and entrepreneurship services with universities reward and supplement the business incubation base, and purchase the achievements of basic employment and entrepreneurship services from the society.

Thirteenth high-skilled personnel training subsidies are mainly used for the construction of high-skilled personnel training bases and skills master studios.

Fourteenth other expenditures refer to the project expenditures approved by the provincial people's government and in line with the relevant management regulations of the central special transfer payment.