I am a coal miner in a state-owned enterprise. How does the state pay endowment insurance for employees?

I think this comrade Li is very concerned about his pension, which is very encouraging. It is understandable to get your own benefits normally, but:

First, you are paying 8% pension insurance now. Are you sure your company has paid the social security agency? Is there any evidence that your 8% has been paid in full? If there is, then you don't have to worry, because the pension you receive is given to you by the state. Besides your own 8%, the state gives you extra money. As for whether the enterprise pays the 32%, because you have the proof of paying the endowment insurance, this is a problem between the state and your enterprise, not between you and your enterprise, and it will not affect your pension.

Second, you have to find a problem. If you go to the social insurance agency (referring to the social insurance agency where your enterprise is insured), if your social insurance contribution has been deducted by the enterprise but the enterprise has not paid you social insurance, then you can negotiate with the enterprise or enter legal proceedings. However, there must be proof that the enterprise has not paid social security for you.

Thirdly, according to the Social Insurance Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), enterprises must pay social insurance for their employees. The existing social insurance includes endowment insurance, unemployment insurance, medical insurance, maternity insurance and industrial injury insurance, plus a large number of medical insurance. If the enterprise fails to pay social insurance for you according to law, you can go through legal procedures, except for special local policies, such as special treatment for difficult enterprises.

Fourth, about what you said, "Is it true that by the time we retire, a worker who has worked underground for 30 years will not get as much pension as a person who has not paid pension insurance in society?" The enjoyment of old-age insurance is not only the supplement of treatment, but also related to the number of years you have paid old-age insurance and the funds paid by individuals. For example, the more pension insurance paid by flexible employees in society, the higher the payment base and the higher the retirement benefits. What you enjoy is not your more than 30 years of service, but the amount of endowment insurance fund you pay. In other words, the more money you pay, the higher the salary you enjoy after retirement.

I hope it helps you.