1, the meaning is different. Job-seeking subsidy means that college graduates from poor families can submit applications for job-seeking subsidies to the school, and the school will handle them together with the people's society and the financial department. Unemployment allowance refers to a kind of social security that workers get material help from the state and society while waiting for employment after temporarily losing their jobs and labor income.

2. The acceptance criteria are different. Upon my application, I can apply for unemployment benefits for 6 months, and the standard is 80% of the local unemployment insurance standard. Job-seeking subsidies are paid at 90% of the minimum wage in the area where the job seeker is located.