To Whom Should The High Temperature Allowance Be Issued? How Much Should It Be Issued?

Reporters learned that due to the large temperature difference between North and south of China, the standards, objects and methods of high temperature allowance were not uniformly prescribed by the whole country.

In recent years, Hao Jiyong, director of Shandong Jing Lu law firm, who has always been concerned about "labor protection under high temperature", said: "the issue of labor protection under high temperature has long been concerned by relevant departments and has only recently begun to be noticed by the public."

He said that as early as in 1960, the Ministry of health and other three departments had issued Interim Measures to prevent heatstroke.

However, the high temperature allowance was not mentioned.

In June 2007, the Ministry of health and other departments jointly issued the notice on Further Strengthening summer heatstroke prevention in workplaces, which clearly stated that high temperature allowances should be paid to workers.

By June 2012, the State Administration of work safety and other four departments issued the "measures for the prevention of summer cooling measures", in order to make further refinement of the provision of high temperature allowances.

To whom? "Management measures for heatstroke prevention measures" clearly stated that employers should arrange for workers to engage in outdoor outdoor operations at high temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius, and can not take effective measures to reduce workplace temperatures below 33 degrees Celsius.

This means that high temperature allowances can be obtained for indoor workers who are unable to reduce temperatures below 33 degrees Celsius at temperatures above 35 OC.

Some provinces and municipalities also extended the scope of high temperature allowance in the relevant regulations on the basis of state regulations.

For example, Shandong province divides the high temperature subsidies into two categories: outdoor workers and high temperature workers, and non high temperature workers.

According to the Shandong Provincial Labor Department staff, this summer heating and cooling fee regulation is aimed at all workers on duty, regardless of the type of work they can enjoy according to the standard allowance.

There are two main ways to grant high temperature subsidies, one is monthly payment and the other is daily payment.

Provinces such as Beijing, Shanghai, Shandong and Zhejiang are distributed monthly in the prescribed month of release. Hubei, Hainan and other provinces are paid on a daily basis according to the number of days over 35 degrees Celsius.

In addition, Guangdong, Fujian and other provinces have confirmed monthly.

At the same time, it also calculates the allowance standard for daily accounting, and makes the employer choose freely.

For example, if the high temperature allowance is provided in Fujian Province, the high temperature operation personnel will be 200 yuan per person per month. If the temperature allowance is calculated according to the number of days, 9.2 yuan per person per day.

In the month of the stipulation of high temperature allowances, most provinces are determined between June and August or September, and only Hainan province can grant high temperature allowances between April and October.

Reporter statistics found that

The standards are different among provinces and municipalities.

Refer to published grants

According to the daily calculation, the highest level in Tianjin is 24 yuan per person per day. The provinces and cities in Jiangxi and Shanxi have 240 yuan per person per month.

Some areas are delineating allowances, or setting different allowances according to the temperature range.

In Guangxi, for example, the standard of high temperature allowance can be between 100 yuan and 200 yuan per person per month. Chongqing stipulates that the maximum daily temperature is between 35 and 37 degrees Celsius, not less than 5 yuan per person per day, 37 yuan to 40 degrees Celsius, not less than 10 yuan, and not less than 15 yuan at 40 degrees Celsius.