The subsidy standard for the first construction of China Construction Fourth Bureau varies according to the title and grade. Generally speaking, the subsidy standard for first-class builders is 2000 yuan per person per month, and that for second-class builders is 1000 yuan per person per month. Those who meet multiple titles at the same time may apply for superimposed subsidies. In addition to the professional title subsidy, China Construction Fourth Bureau will also give corresponding rewards and allowances according to employees' work performance and performance.
It should be noted that due to different factors such as regions, projects and time, the specific subsidy standards may be different. Therefore, when actually applying for subsidies, it is recommended to consult the relevant departments or personnel departments for the latest policies and standards.
To sum up, the subsidy standard for the first construction of China Construction Fourth Bureau varies according to the professional title and grade. Generally, the subsidy standard for the first-level constructor is 2000 yuan per person per month, and the subsidy standard for the second-level constructor is 1000 yuan per person per month, and corresponding rewards and allowances are given according to the work performance and performance of employees. The specific subsidy standards may vary due to factors such as regions, projects and time. It is recommended to consult the relevant departments or personnel departments for the latest policies and standards.
Legal basis:
Article 44 of the Labor Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "The state implements a minimum wage guarantee system, and the wages paid by employers to workers shall not be lower than the local minimum wage standard." Therefore, when formulating subsidy standards, China Construction Fourth Bureau must abide by the local minimum wage guarantee system to ensure that employees' wage income is legal and compliant. At the same time, China Construction Fourth Bureau should also abide by relevant tax laws and regulations to ensure that the issuance and declaration of subsidies comply with national tax regulations. It should be noted that the above legal basis is for reference only. If necessary, please consult a professional lawyer or relevant department.