Is it better to pay social insurance (the 5 items that are usually paid by the job) as early as possible?

The sooner you pay the better, there are pension insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance, maternity insurance.

The sooner you pay for social security the better, the more you pay the more you get, and the more you get when you retire.

Social security payment ratios are as follows:

Pension insurance: 20% for the unit, 8% for the individual (what you pay into your personal account);

Medical insurance: 10% for the unit, 2% for the individual (what you pay into your personal account);

Unemployment insurance: 1.5% for the unit, 0.2% for the individual;

Worker's accident insurance: 0.5-2% for the unit, 0.2% for the individual;

Worker's injury insurance: 0.5-2% for the unit, 0.5-2% for the individual. 0.5-2%, individuals do not pay;

Maternity insurance: unit 0.8%, individuals do not pay.