I am a disabled veteran. I have been ill for several years, and now I am looking for a job outside. I said I couldn't afford the pension, so I stopped paying the military disability pension.

A five-level disabled soldier answers you:

According to the national regulations on military pensions and preferential treatment, no unit except the civil affairs department has the right to stop issuing disabled soldiers pensions. For you, as long as you are employed, you must sign a labor contract in accordance with the labor law, and the unit must pay the social security fund according to law, otherwise it is illegal.

Moreover, as far as disabled soldiers is concerned, as long as the employment contract of Grade 8 or above in disabled soldiers is more than one year and the number of people holding local disability certificates in disabled soldiers reaches 1.5%, the unit can be exempted from paying the mandatory "employment security fund for the disabled", which is 1.5% of the total annual salary of the whole enterprise, which should not be underestimated. You can explain the policy to the leader, and it will certainly be welcomed by the unit. Of course, the issue of pension has nothing to do with the unit. As long as you don't commit a criminal offence or emigrate, the civil affairs department will definitely give you a pension. If necessary, you can also ask the civil affairs department to come forward and coordinate with your unit.