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There is nothing you can't do if you can let go of yourself and endure hardship. Let's talk about an example from my own side, which is about the same age as my father, and I am also very familiar with him, because I myself started a business in the countryside, and he also started a business in the countryside, and the bases of the two of us are next to each other. He was in his fifties, laid-off workers, but he was laid off very early, and there was no job after the state-owned enterprises were changed in the nineties.
Let's talk about his current situation first, he is now raising earthworms in the countryside, which is the largest earthworm breeding base on our side, and he is still a second-level disabled person, his legs and feet are a little inconvenient, and he walks a little lame, but this is how he raises earthworms here alone, and he has been working for more than five years, and he is getting bigger and bigger.
But even so, it seems that he is still a farmer, not to mention earning more a year, there are still 120,000 yuan, and it is really not easy for a laid-off worker in his 50s to go to the countryside to raise earthworms. But because he has problems with his legs and feet, he doesn't have a driver's license, and although he makes some money a year, he still drives a tricycle every time, and he doesn't have a driver's license for any formalities.
Even if his legs and feet are inconvenient and he invites more people to do things, he also follows every time he invites people, he buys two houses in the city by himself, and he has built a house in the old city before, all of which he earned alone. Although he is from the city, he was also laid off, but as I said earlier, he was laid off relatively early, and at that time, he went out to look for things to do, and he listened to him, opened his own noodle restaurant, pulled fruits to sell, and then did electric welding, water and electricity, and so on. In the past few years, the rural areas have been engaged in farming, and they have settled down.
For people who are still struggling at such an age, I want to give those young people in their twenties and thirties a real look at what hard work is!
Of course, if laid-off workers just want to farm, there is land. But farming is also a science, and it's a very complex science. Astronomy and geography, cultivation of crops, marketing competition....
The eight-character constitution of agriculture has endured for a long time, and laid-off workers who are interested in farming should learn it first. Halfway home, where did you get your practical experience?
Everything is difficult at the beginning, and farming also requires costs. It is necessary to invest a large amount of farmland infrastructure facilities and production funds, and if you can't do it yourself, you have to hire workers, and you have to face the impact of irresistible natural disasters all the time, resulting in no harvest. ......
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Absolutely. But if you have an urban hukou and want to change to a rural hukou, it will be a bit difficult. You can lease a plot of land to farm, but you can't plant whatever you want, there are many restrictions in this regard, depending on how you sign the contract with the other party.
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OK. If laid-off workers can have land, the peasants do not have to worry about eating, and if the laid-off workers can contract land, the peasants are employed.
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Yes, if you are laid off and have no work to do, you can have a little field at home, and you can grow vegetables and grains, which is also a good way to supplement the economy.
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Of course. At present, there is no distinction between workers and peasants in an absolute sense, but it is a bit difficult to transfer the hukou from urban to rural areas.
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Yes, as long as you want to be a farmer, you can go, but you have to be able to farm, make a mistake or something, in fact, it mainly depends on whether you care or not.
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Of course, farmers are mainly manual work, as long as you are in good health, you can go at any time.
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Summary. 1.Professional farmers in production and operation refer to agricultural laborers who take agriculture as their occupation, occupy certain resources, have certain professional skills, have a certain ability to invest funds, and their income mainly comes from agriculture, mainly large professional households, family farmers, and leaders of farmers' cooperatives.
2.Professional and skilled professional farmers refer to agricultural labor workers who are relatively stably engaged in agricultural labor operations in new production and operation entities such as farmer cooperatives, family farms, large professional households, and agricultural enterprises, and take this as their main income, and have certain professional skills, mainly agricultural workers and agricultural employees. 3.
Social service-oriented professional farmers refer to agricultural socialized service personnel who are directly engaged in agricultural pre-production, production, and post-production services in socialized service organizations or individuals, and take this as their main income, and have corresponding service capabilities, mainly agricultural socialized service personnel such as rural information officers, rural brokers, agricultural machinery service personnel, unified prevention and control plant protection personnel, and village-level animal epidemic prevention personnel.
Hello dear, laid-off workers are agricultural workers.
1.Professional farmers in production and operation refer to agricultural laborers who take agriculture as their occupation, occupy certain resources, have certain professional skills, have a certain ability to invest funds, and their income mainly comes from agriculture, mainly large professional households, family farmers, and leaders of farmers' cooperatives. 2.
Professional and skilled professional farmers refer to agricultural labor workers who are relatively stably engaged in agricultural labor operations in new production and operation entities such as farmer cooperatives, family farms, large professional households, and agricultural enterprises, and take this as their main income**, and have certain professional skills, and the main group auctions are agricultural workers, agricultural employees, etc. 3.Social service-oriented professional farmers refer to agricultural socialized service personnel who are directly engaged in agricultural pre-production, production, and post-production services in socialized service organizations or individuals, and take this as their main income, and have corresponding service capabilities, mainly agricultural socialized service personnel such as rural information workers, traces or rural economic records, agricultural machinery service personnel, unified prevention and control plant protection personnel, and village-level animal epidemic prevention personnel.
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Policy for laid-off workers to return to rural areas: The policy of repatriating the hukou of the unemployed to their place of origin is designed to ensure that the unemployed can receive unemployment benefits in their place of origin. The unemployed person needs to apply to the municipal agency first, and after the agency has reviewed and approved, the unemployed person will issue the "Certificate of Transfer of Unemployed Person's Unemployment Insurance Relationship" and other relevant supporting materials, and at the same time transfer the corresponding relationship according to the regulations, and the unemployed person can receive unemployment insurance money when he returns to his place of origin.
It is possible to move the household registration back to the rural areas, as long as the conditions for transferring the non-agricultural household registration to the agricultural household registration are met. Relevant national laws and regulations, that is, policies, stipulate that retirees who transfer from non-agricultural household registration to rural households need to meet the following conditions: they must be transferred from their original place of origin (if they are husband and wife, this condition is not met).
What compensation does the laid-off worker have.
1. Subsidies for laid-off workers1conditional payment of living expenses; 2.Reach the early retirement period and choose to retire on your own; 3.Individuals who have reached the early or normal retirement age are required to contribute to their pensions. Destroyed.
2. The basic living allowance for laid-off workers stipulates that laid-off workers (male and female) who have worked for more than 30 years, and who have worked for more than 26 years for undergraduates, 27 years for junior colleges, and more than 25 years for graduate students assigned to the full-time graduation package, shall receive a basic living allowance of about 600 yuan per month.
Legal basis] Calling orange:
Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration Article 10 If a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of his or her household registration, he or the head of the household shall report to the household registration authority for registration before moving out, obtain a migration certificate, and prepare for cancellation of his or her household registration. Citizens moving from rural areas to urban areas must apply to the household registration authorities of their permanent residence for moving out with a certificate of employment from the urban labor department, a certificate of admission to a school, or a certificate of permission to move in from the urban household registration authority. Citizens moving to border areas must obtain the approval of the public security organs of the county, city, or municipal district where they habitually reside.
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Landless peasants can indeed be called laid-off peasants. Moreover, these laid-off peasants do not have the same treatment as laid-off workers.
In fact, the definition of farmers is the people who grow the land. However, as farmers get older, most farmers begin to give up the option of planting land. Therefore, judging from the current situation, most of the land in the countryside is in a state of abandonment. <>
Landless peasants can become laid-off peasants.
First of all, we all know that the main economy of the peasant ** is obtained by cultivating the land. Therefore, most farmers choose to grow crops in the land, and obtain related income through this hard work. In addition, they may choose to work outside the home in their free time, but as they get older, they may encounter many difficulties in the process of part-time work.
And in this case, choosing to plant the field will also make it very difficult to change the mess, so these farmers will give up the land they own. And this kind of peasant is called a laid-off peasant by us. <>
Laid-off peasants do not receive the same treatment as laid-off workers.
The second is that laid-off peasants do not receive the same treatment as laid-off workers after they are laid off. Because laid-off workers generally have a relevant retirement salary after being laid off. However, after being laid off, the peasants basically do not own any economy**.
You can only rely on the pension amount you pay to get relevant benefits, so there is a big difference between laid-off farmers and laid-off workers. <>
Farmers need to have their own savings.
Finally, I personally think that any farmer should have his own savings before being laid off. Because only after having savings can you have the security of life after being laid off. And with the amount of money you have saved, you can live a relatively high-quality life.
So this is one of the reasons why most farmers work hard when they are young, after all, farmers do not receive the relevant retirement salary after being laid off.
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You can't become laid-off peasants, because there are still certain subsidies for laid-off workers in the former field, but even if the peasants are laid off, they don't have any subsidies, and they don't have the same treatment.
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Landless peasants can be called laid-off peasants; Many people do not have the same treatment as laid-off workers, and landless peasants live in poverty.
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If conditions are met, the hukou can be moved to the rural area
1. On the premise that the parties meet the requirements of the access policy of the place where the household registration is moved, and the local collective and the head of the household issue consent to accept it, the household registration of the parties concerned may be attached to the rural area without changing the nature of the "non-agricultural" household registration;
2. Generally speaking, the parties concerned are not members of the collective economic organization in the place where the household registration is moved, and cannot participate in the distribution of collective interests in the village (for details, the village director of the place of relocation can be consulted in advance).
Measures for the Determination of Members of Collective Economic Organizations:
Article 4: Ordinary members refer to rural residents who have complete rights such as land co-ownership, reserved land use rights, contracted management rights, participation rights in collective asset management and disposal, and collective income distribution rights, and bear full obligations.
Reserved land use rights refer to land use rights such as homesteads, forest land, and self-reserved land that have been actually acquired and retained, in addition to the contracted land management rights.
The term "ordinary members" as used in these Measures is equivalent to the term "members of rural collective organizations" as used in other laws and regulations.
Article 5 Special members refer to citizens who have one or more complete rights such as land co-ownership, land use rights, contract management rights, and collective income distribution rights, and bear corresponding obligations.
Article 6: The following persons are designated as ordinary members of rural collective economic organizations:
Offspring that are multiplied by ordinary members of the collective economic organization and produce and live on the land shared by the collective economic organization;
forming a legally-prescribed primary marriage relationship with an ordinary member of a collective economic organization;
Children whose parents or one of them have the qualifications of ordinary members of the collective economy meet the requirements for contracting and operation, but have not been contracted to collective land;
Children who have been adopted by ordinary member families through legal procedures;
Those who have moved in due to national policy or joined through legal procedures.
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