Does the substitute teacher pay five insurances and one gold?

Legal analysis: the unit should pay five insurances and one gold for substitute teachers.

"Five insurances" is social insurance, also called social security. "One gold" refers to the housing accumulation fund. According to Article 4 of China's Social Insurance Law, employers and workers must participate in social insurance and pay social insurance premiums according to law. Social insurance is enforced by the state through legislation, and paying social insurance is the responsibility that enterprises and units must fulfill.

According to the provisions of China's Labor Law, when a substitute teacher is hired to teach students, there is a labor relationship between the substitute teacher and the employer, and there should be a labor contract, and the interests of the substitute teacher should be guaranteed. The state has always advocated equal pay for equal work, and substitute teachers should enjoy the treatment of five insurances and one gold according to law, just like other teachers in the same position.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Insurance Law.

Article 11 When concluding an insurance contract, consensus should be reached through consultation, and the rights and obligations of all parties should be determined according to the principle of fairness. Unless insurance is required by laws and administrative regulations, an insurance contract is concluded voluntarily.

Article 14 After an insurance contract is concluded, the applicant pays the insurance premium as agreed, and the insurer begins to assume the insurance liability at the agreed time.

Article 17 If an insurance contract is concluded with standard clauses provided by the insurer, the application form provided by the insurer to the applicant shall be accompanied by standard clauses, and the insurer shall explain the contents of the contract to the applicant. With regard to the clauses in the insurance contract that exempt the insurer from liability, when concluding the contract, the insurer shall make a prompt that can attract the attention of the insured on the application form, insurance policy or other insurance documents, and make a clear explanation to the insured in written or oral form; If there is no prompt or clear explanation, this clause will not take effect.