It's been a month since the company changed social security. Can you make it up?

If you quit your job and cut off social security for one month, you can pay by yourself or by the company. The former can go to the local social security bureau to explain the appeal, and then help pay the fee with the help of the staff. The latter can contact the original company to help pay, or ask the personnel whether they can help pay after they arrive at the new company.

First, how should I make up for changing my job security for one month?

1. I left my job for personal reasons, which led to the severance of social security for one month. Later, I didn't want to pay social security co-ordination because it would affect this month, so I wanted to pay it back. Specifically, it is divided into two ways: individual payment and company payment.

(1) Personal payment: go to the local social security bureau to explain the appeal, and then help with the payment with the help of the staff. If you break up because of your resignation, you may not be able to make up for the payment. Please be clear;

(2) Repayment by the company: companies that interrupt social security services can help make up the payment. You can contact the original company to help make up the payment, or ask the personnel whether they can help make up the payment after going to the new company.

Social security has been suspended for one month. If the new unit makes a supplementary payment, it generally has no effect. Even if you forget to hand it in, it is still valid if it is broken for one month. As long as it is not more than three months, it will be made up next month. The regulation of the Social Security Bureau is that as long as it is not more than three months, the previous social security payment period can be extended after renewal.

Second, does cutting off social security have a big impact?

(1) Old-age insurance: Social security breaks have little influence on old-age insurance, and the payment period of old-age insurance is calculated cumulatively. As long as the user has paid for 15 years, he can receive the corresponding pension. However, after the social security payment is cut off, there will be no more funds in the user's pension account, and the funds in the personal account may eventually decrease.

(2) Unemployment insurance: The number of years of receiving unemployment insurance is also calculated by accumulation, so social security payment has little impact on unemployment insurance.

(3) Work-related injury insurance: Work-related injury insurance is a ready-to-use insurance, that is, if you buy insurance today, you can reimburse work-related injury insurance tomorrow, so social security payment will not have any impact on work-related injury insurance.

(4) Medical insurance: Medical insurance is most affected by insurance payment. Generally, if you don't want medical insurance to be affected, it is best not to stop paying social security for more than three months. If the payment of social security is not more than three months, the medical insurance can be reimbursed the next month after re-payment, but if it is more than three months, it needs to be paid continuously for at least six months to be reimbursed for medical insurance hospitalization. V. Maternity insurance:

(5) Maternity insurance: Maternity insurance, like medical insurance, cannot be paid for more than three months. After three months, the payment period will be calculated again. However, if the user does not have a birth plan in recent years, it will not have much impact.

Social security is also social insurance, which is a social and economic system, including endowment insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance, maternity insurance and provident fund. If you stop paying social security for personal reasons, as long as it does not exceed 3 months, you don't need to pay it specially.