What about social security between resignations?

Social security can be paid voluntarily by individuals, or by new units or suspended during the gap period.

1. Individual voluntary payment: If you don't find a new job after leaving your job, you can choose to continue to pay employee social security in your own name.

2. Paid by the new unit: After finding a new job, the new unit is responsible for paying social security. It is necessary to transfer the social security relationship from the original unit to the new unit, usually by the human resources department of the new unit.

3. Suspension of payment: If you choose not to continue payment, the social security account will be suspended and you cannot enjoy social security benefits during this period. However, if you pay again after finding a new job, your account will be reactivated and your previous payment record will be kept.