I am a police assistant recruited by the county political and legal committee! But we have been working at the police station. We started working in July 2010, and our wages have also started to incr

I am a police assistant recruited by the county political and legal committee! But we have been working at the police station. We started working in July 2010, and our wages have also started to increase...

Is it more than 700 per month?

It is estimated that there are five insurances and one fund, including pension insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work-related injury insurance and maternity insurance. "One fund" refers to the housing provident fund.

Calculating the money, work-related injury insurance and maternity insurance are completely paid by the employer (in fact, the employer pays very little for these two items), no matter what. For pension insurance, the employer pays 20%, and you pay 8%; for medical insurance, the employer pays 2%, and you pay 2%; for unemployment insurance (I don’t know if the employer pays for this, because the employer paid less in the past two years, and I don’t know what happened recently), the employer pays 2%. 1% for yourself; the unit pays 12% for housing provident fund, and you pay 12% for yourself. In this calculation, you need to pay 33% of your monthly salary income.

If calculated based on monthly salary, 33% of 2381 is 731, which is just right. In fact, there is a problem with this calculation. Why? Because I know that in addition to the monthly salary, the cooperative police should also have year-end bonuses and other money. This should also be added to each month and then multiplied by this ratio. In other words, what you should pay every month is not just 700.

Actually, I worked in the Social Security Bureau. Brother, the more you pay, the better it will be.