Temporary Unemployment Support︱Federation of Trade Unions: The Government promises to follow up on appeals to ease the handling of marginal cases

The government's 10,000 yuan "temporary unemployment assistance" benefit has recently been accused of unclear approval criteria, and some workers were rejected without even a chance to explain.

The Federation of Trade Unions said that it has received 1,232 appeals for help so far, and the government has increased its manpower to respond, promising that all appeals will be reviewed.

Lu Chung-hsiung, a member of the Legislative Council of the Federation of Trade Unions, pointed out that the appeals for help have been transferred to the Policy Innovation and Coordination Office in batches, and the prescription has promised to follow up all cases and respond to those seeking help one by one.

Therefore, he appealed to those who have appealed, "Even if the phone number with the prefix 3, listen to it. Although some friends think that the phone number with the prefix 3 may be a fraudulent call, they may be called by the Innovation Office."

Lu pointed out that the Innovation Office has increased its manpower to handle appeals, and now the telephone hotline has opened an appeal channel.

He called on the government authorities to ease some marginal cases, and PICO has agreed.

Unsuccessful applications for 10,000 yuan temporary unemployment support 100,000 people have 2 ways to appeal The survey revealed that more than 40% of the interviewed workers were rejected for the temporary unemployment support plan The trade union urged the establishment of an appeal mechanism Exemption from one-time "death sentence" temporary unemployment support | A total of more than 150,000 people have been approved to subsidize the government's target "zero" temporary unemployment support this month | Only 15.3% of the interviewed grass-roots qualified community organizations advocate relaxation of thresholds | Unemployment assistance application threshold is high to promote relaxation of monthly income ceiling