Core Viewpoint - Unemployment insurance is crucial for safeguarding the basic livelihood of unemployed individuals and promoting employment, but issues arise due to a lack of labor contracts for community officials, leading to difficulties in verifying applicants' employment status [1] Group 1: Issues Identified - There exists a "data island" between the unemployment insurance payment system and the employment information of grassroots officials, creating opportunities for fraudulent claims [1] - Similar issues are prevalent in various social assistance and subsidy distribution areas, where inter-departmental information barriers increase the risk of fraudulent claims [1] Group 2: Proposed Solutions - The need for enhanced collaboration among human resources, organizational, judicial, and public security departments to establish a robust information sharing and joint verification mechanism is emphasized [1] - Implementing data sharing and cross-checking to provide dynamic warnings and address vulnerabilities at the source is recommended [1] Group 3: Recommendations for Improvement - There is a call to strengthen the discipline awareness and self-requirements of grassroots officials to ensure effective policy implementation and protect public funds [1] - Enhancing the understanding and execution capabilities of policies among grassroots officials is essential to ensure that various policies are effectively implemented and achieve desired outcomes [1]