The Basis of Pension and Medical Insurance in Wuhan

1. Wuhan's social insurance standard for the unit from July 20 15 to June 20 16:

1, 20 14 years, the average wage in Wuhan is 60624/ year, with an average of 5052 yuan per month; The average social wage is 5 1, 979.2, and the average monthly wage is 433 1.6 yuan. According to the national policy, the social security payment base is based on the actual wages of employees, and the upper limit of the payment range is 300% of the average social wage, and the lower limit is 60% of the average social wage;

2. The above standards are calculated according to the minimum payment base. The minimum payment base of endowment insurance is: 60% of the average salary, that is, 5052*60%=303 1.2 yuan); The minimum payment base for medical care, unemployment, work injury and maternity insurance is: 60% of social wages, that is, 433 1.6 * 60% = 2599 yuan;

3. 20 15 Non-retired flexible employees:

(1) The minimum payment standard for basic old-age insurance is 505.2 yuan, and the maximum payment standard for old-age insurance is 303 1.2 yuan;

(2) The payment amount of basic medical insurance is 266.90 yuan per month (including 7 yuan, a large medical insurance premium);

(3) The payment base for the flexible employees who have gone through retirement formalities to pay the basic medical insurance premium due to insufficient payment years and the basic medical insurance premium due to insufficient length of service is 5 1.979 yuan.

Two, Wuhan social security (five insurance and one gold) payment ratio

Endowment insurance: 20% for units and 8% for individuals.

Medical insurance: 8% for units and 2% for individuals.

Unemployment insurance: unit 2%, individual 1%.

Work-related injury insurance: the unit bears 0.5%-2%, and the individual does not pay.

Maternity insurance: the unit bears 0.5%, and the individual does not pay.

Provident fund: 8%- 12% for units and 8%- 12% for individuals.

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