What should I do if I pay social security in different places and have a work-related injury?

Legal analysis: employees who participate in social security in different places need to apply for work-related injury identification and reimbursement at the place where work-related injury insurance is insured. If an employee has an accident injury or is diagnosed and identified as an occupational disease in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Occupational Diseases, the unit to which he belongs shall, within 30 days from the date of the accident injury or the date of diagnosis and identification as an occupational disease, apply to the social insurance administrative department in the overall planning area for work-related injury identification. Under special circumstances, with the consent of the administrative department of social insurance, the application time limit may be appropriately extended. Article 33 If an employee suffers from an accident or occupational disease at work and needs to be suspended from work to receive medical treatment for work-related injuries, the original salary and welfare benefits will remain unchanged during the paid suspension, and the unit where he works will pay him monthly.

Legal basis: Article 17 of the Regulations on Industrial Injury Insurance in People's Republic of China (PRC), if an employee suffers from an accident injury or is diagnosed and identified as an occupational disease according to the provisions of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Occupational Diseases, the unit to which he belongs shall, within 30 days from the date of the accident injury or the date of diagnosis and identification as an occupational disease, apply to the social insurance administrative department in the overall planning area for the identification of industrial injury. Under special circumstances, with the consent of the administrative department of social insurance, the application time limit may be appropriately extended. If the employing unit fails to apply for work-related injury identification in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the employees with work-related injuries or their close relatives and trade unions may directly apply for work-related injury identification to the social insurance administrative department where the employing unit is located within 1 year from the date of the accident injury or the date of being diagnosed as an occupational disease. In accordance with the provisions of the first paragraph of this article, matters that should be identified by the provincial social insurance administrative department shall be handled by the municipal social insurance administrative department located in the district where the employer is located in accordance with the principle of territoriality. If the employer fails to file an application for work-related injury identification within the time limit specified in the first paragraph of this article, the employer shall bear the relevant expenses such as work-related injury treatment in accordance with the provisions of these regulations during this period.

Article 33 If an employee suffers from an accident or occupational disease at work and needs to be suspended from work to receive medical treatment for work-related injuries, the original salary and welfare benefits will remain unchanged during the paid suspension, and the unit where he works will pay him monthly. The paid shutdown period generally does not exceed 12 months. If the injury is serious or the situation is special, it may be appropriately extended upon confirmation by the Municipal Labor Ability Appraisal Committee with districts, but the extension time shall not exceed 12 months. After assessing the disability level, the injured workers shall stop the original treatment and enjoy the disability treatment in accordance with the relevant provisions of this chapter. Workers with work-related injuries who still need treatment after the expiration of paid shutdown shall continue to enjoy medical treatment for work-related injuries. Workers with work-related injuries who can't take care of themselves need care during the paid shutdown period, and their units are responsible for it.