Beijing social security agreement remittance

Employees voluntarily refused to pay the social security agreement.

Party A: (hereinafter referred to as Party A) Party B: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (hereinafter referred to as Party B) ID number:

Party B came to work for Party A on, and both parties signed a one-year labor (service) contract. During this period, Party A agrees to pay social insurance for Party B, because Party B thinks that deducting personal contributions from his salary will affect his salary income. Through negotiation between both parties, Party B voluntarily waives Party A's handling of social insurance for Party B, and both parties reach the following terms: 1. Party B voluntarily gives up taking out social insurance, and promises that any situation arising from not taking out social insurance, such as the loss of interest that should be borne by the social security agency after taking out social insurance, will be borne by Party B. 2. Upon Party B's application, Party A has no obligation to take out social insurance for Party B in the social security agency. Three. During the working period, if necessary, Party B may apply to Party A in writing for handling insurance formalities for it again. After receiving the application, Party A shall, in accordance with the regulations of the social security agency, handle social insurance for Party B from the month when the social security agency agrees to accept Party B's insurance. Party A shall withhold and remit the insurance premium that shall be borne by Party B from Party B's salary according to regulations. 4. This agreement is signed on the basis of Party B's application, and any economic and legal responsibilities (including Party A's punishment by the administrative department) arising from the performance of this agreement in the future shall be borne by Party B. 5. This agreement is made in duplicate and shall come into effect after being signed or sealed by both parties.

Party A: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Party B: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Party B.

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