Pensions are paid according to the number of dependent immediate family members, accounting for 25-50% of the deceased's salary. If the dependent dies or reaches the age of self-reliance and loses the conditions for being supported, the pension will stop paying.
Funeral pension for employees' death refers to funeral expenses for employees who died due to work-related injuries or died after resignation, funeral subsidies for employees who died due to illness or non-work-related retirement or resignation, pension expenses and relief expenses for supporting immediate family members, and funeral subsidies and relief expenses for supporting immediate family members.
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Scope of conditions for survivors' allowance
1, after the death of employees or retirees, their immediate family members have no source of livelihood and rely on the support of the deceased. Those who meet one of the following conditions can be classified as supporting immediate family members:
(1) Grandfather, father and husband are over 60 years old or completely incapacitated;
(2) Grandmother, mother and wife have reached the age of 55 or have completely lost their ability to work; Grandparents who are the objects of support must also be people who have no children or whose children have completely lost their ability to work and have no financial resources.
(3) Children (including adopted children, children born by ex-wives or ex-husbands, children born out of wedlock), grandchildren, brothers and sisters (including half-brothers and sisters) are under the age of 16 or are still studying in middle schools or vocational schools although they have reached the age of 16; Grandchildren and brothers and sisters who are dependent on them must also be people who have no parents or whose parents have lost their ability to work and have no source of income.
2. Employees and retirees have been raised by others since childhood, and the current dependents meet the conditions in Article 1 (1) and Item (2), which can be regarded as supporting immediate family members.
3. Survivors of employees and retirees who meet the supporting conditions at that time can be classified as supporting immediate family members. Workers and retirees who die, their survivors did not meet the support conditions at that time, and those who met the support conditions later, are no longer listed as supporting immediate family members and enjoy regular subsidies for living difficulties. Abdominal cavity can be listed as the scope of supporting immediate family members, which is not limited by this article.
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