(1) Resettlement policy for demobilized conscripts. After discharged from active service, conscripts shall be accepted and placed by the people's government of the original collection place according to the principle of "where they come from and where they go back"; Those who live in rural areas shall be properly arranged by the township (town) people's government for their production and life; Those who live in cities and towns shall be arranged by the people's governments of cities and counties (districts) to work or seek self-employment and choose to seek self-employment. The local people's government shall pay a one-time economic compensation to the self-employed (the amount shall be determined by the localities themselves). Those who have won second-class merit (including second-class merit) or above can arrange work (regardless of rural areas or towns) or choose to seek a self-employment; Those who were formal employees of state organs, people's organizations, enterprises and institutions before joining the army can return to their original units to resume work; Before joining the army, he was a student who didn't graduate from school. After leaving the army, if you want to go back to school, you can go back to your original school. College students who don't want to go back to school enjoy the resettlement treatment of urban enlisted conscripts; The government of veterans who ask to be discharged from the army, be expelled from the army or be removed from the list, and be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or above without justifiable reasons is not responsible for the arrangement, and they are treated as social personnel.
(2) The policy of placement of non-commissioned officers. There are three ways to resettle non-commissioned officers when they are discharged from active service, namely, changing jobs, demobilization and retirement. Non-commissioned officers who have served for more than 12 and less than 30 years will be placed, and those who have not served for more than 12 will be demobilized.
Demobilized noncommissioned officers can be arranged by the government, or they can choose to find their own jobs. Those who choose to seek a self-employment shall be given a one-time economic compensation by the people's government of the resettlement place.
(3) Resettlement policy for disabled retirees. Disabled due to war or work, the state will support them for life according to 1-4 level; Grade 5-8 personnel are arranged by the state to engage in whatever work they can or seek self-employment. Those who join the army in rural areas can transfer from rural areas to towns and enjoy the treatment of soldiers joining the army in cities and towns. For those who can't arrange it, they should issue additional pensions according to regulations to ensure their lives. If a mental patient suffers from a serious illness or has no immediate family members to take care of him, he shall be accepted and placed by the government of the original collection place and sent to the local mental hospital for demobilized veterans for treatment; If the illness is relatively mild, rehabilitation treatment will be given and regular resettlement living allowance will be given. Suffering from chronic diseases, after being basically cured by military treatment, disability assessment shall be carried out according to the regulations, which shall be accepted by the people's government originally recruited and enjoy considerable pension benefits.
(4) Resettlement policy for demobilized cadres. Demobilized cadres refer to officers and civilian cadres who meet the conditions for retiring from active service stipulated in the Regulations on the Service of Officers in Active Service of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the Provisional Regulations on Civilian Cadres, and voluntarily ask for demobilization; Second, individuals who have made serious mistakes and lost the qualifications of cadres. Going up, you can go back to your hometown or the place where you registered when you joined the army, or you can go to your spouse's place. Demobilized cadres are accepted by the local government and are not responsible for arranging work.