Shenhu pays medical insurance and social security by himself.

1. If a non-deep household becomes a deep household, you can change units online. Every company has a company number that participates in social security. You can log in at the designated path on the website of the Social Security Bureau, "Apply for non-CA-certified secure login on the enterprise online", and the online operation is for employees to participate in social security and modify employee information. Contact the person in charge of social security in your company, and tell TA that you want to change it into a deep account (declare non-CA certified secure login enterprise network-company declare business-change employee information-change the non-deep account into a deep account).

2. What are the changes in social security compared with non-deep households? First of all, deep households must participate in a medical insurance. If your company gives you second-class medical insurance when you are not in Shenzhen, then your medical insurance will automatically become first-class medical insurance after changing to Shenzhen according to the first point. First-class medical insurance will have money to enter your personal medical insurance account every month (personal account money = 3% paid by the company+2% paid by the individual). First-class medical insurance can be used in hospitals and community health centers all over Shenzhen, and its scope of use is wider than that of second-class medical insurance.

Secondly, the pension insurance for deep households pays more 1% than that for non-deep households. This 1% is the local supplementary endowment insurance, which is paid by the unit and not by the individual. After receiving the pension, there will be additional "local subsidies". According to the supplementary old-age insurance you paid, only deep households can.

The above is the main difference between deep household and non-deep household social security.

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