After the non-commissioned officer retired from active service, according to his length of military service arrangement, length of military service was demobilized between 10 and 20 years; If length of military service is under 50 years old and between 20 and 30 years old, he will arrange for self-employment; Length of military service has been retired for more than 30 years.

1. What's the new policy for retired noncommissioned officers?

Non-commissioned officers who need to be discharged from active service are all discharged from active service if length of military service is less than 10 and length of military service is more than 10 (including 10).

Demobilization will be arranged in principle within 20 years (excluding 20 years). Need to be placed, there must be a valid certificate issued by the receiving unit. Length of military service has been self-employed for more than 20 years (including 20 years) and less than 30 years (excluding 30 years), and length of military service has been retired for more than 30 years or more.

Legal basis: Article 15 of the Regulations on Resettlement of Ex-servicemen.

Conscripts and demobilized noncommissioned officers shall, within 30 days from the date of approval to retire from active service, report to the resettlement institution for retired soldiers with their certificates and letters of introduction. Demobilized noncommissioned officers shall report to the resettlement institution for retired soldiers by receiving the resettlement notice, the certificate of discharge from active service and the letter of introduction.

Second, what are the conditions for soldiers to retire from active service?

Those who meet one of the following conditions shall be discharged from active service:

(1) conscripts who have not been selected as non-commissioned officers after the expiration of their active service;

(2) Non-commissioned officers who have not been selected as non-commissioned officers at a higher level after the expiration of their active service at the corresponding level cannot continue to serve in active service during their active service at the corresponding level due to the limitation of staffing;

(3) Having served in active service for 30 years and needing to be discharged from active service or having reached the age of 55;

(4) Failing to work normally after being assessed as disabled due to war, duty or illness;

(five) after the expiration or termination of medical treatment, it is proved by a military hospital and confirmed by the health department of a unit above the corps level that it is not suitable for continuing active service;

(six) retired from active service due to the adjustment of the military establishment;

(seven) retired from active service due to national construction;

(8) The family members of military personnel really need to maintain their normal family life in case of major diseases, disasters and other changes, and they are discharged from active service with the approval of the command organs of units at or above the division (brigade) level, as proved by the competent department of resettlement of retired soldiers of the people's government at the county level where the family members of military personnel are located;

(nine) for other reasons, it is not suitable to continue to serve in active service, and it is approved by the command organ of a unit at or above the division (brigade) level to retire from active service.

Second, which department is responsible for the placement of retired soldiers?

The competent department of resettlement of retired soldiers in the State Council is responsible for the resettlement of retired soldiers nationwide. The local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the resettlement of retired soldiers within their respective administrative areas. The relevant departments of the people's government and the relevant departments of the army shall do a good job in the resettlement of retired soldiers within the scope of their respective duties.

The policy of non-commissioned officers' retirement and resettlement is related to their service years. There are three resettlement policies with different length of service. The first is to arrange demobilization, the second is to arrange self-employment and the third is to arrange retirement. The department responsible for the resettlement of retired soldiers is the competent department for the resettlement of retired soldiers in the State Council.