After a civil servant's conviction and dismissal from public office, will the social security previously paid be zeroed out?

After a civil servant is sentenced and dismissed from public office, the social security previously paid will not be zeroed out.

The actual number of years of contribution to the pension insurance determines the pension. Sentencing does not affect the pension, but you can't enjoy the pension benefits during the sentencing period, only after you are released from prison. The same applies to provident funds. A civil servant, known as a national civil servant, is a public official in each country who is responsible for the overall management of the economic and social order and national public **** resources, upholding the provisions of national laws, and carrying out the relevant obligations. In China, a civil servant is a staff member who performs public duties in accordance with the law, is included in the administrative establishment of the State, and whose salary and benefits are borne by the State treasury.

Civil service positions are divided into categories such as general management, professional and technical, and administrative and law enforcement, according to the nature, characteristics and management needs of the position.

Article 14 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Civil Servants of the People's Republic of China shall fulfill the following obligations:

(1) to be loyal to the Constitution, exemplary compliance with, and conscientious upholding of, the Constitution and the law, and conscientiously accepting the leadership of the Chinese ****anufacturing Party;

(2) to be loyal to the State, and to safeguard the State's security, honor, and interests;

(3) to be loyal to the people, to serve the people wholeheartedly, and to accept the supervision of the people. serve the people and accept the people's supervision;

(iv) be loyal to their duties, be diligent, obey and carry out the decisions and orders made by their superiors in accordance with the law, perform their duties in accordance with the prescribed authority and procedures, and endeavor to improve the quality and efficiency of their work;

(v) keep state and work secrets;

(vi) take the lead in practicing the core socialist values, adhere to the rule of law, and discipline, professional ethics, and exemplary observance of social and family virtues;

(vii) integrity and fairness;

(viii) other obligations stipulated by law.

Article 15 Civil servants shall enjoy the following rights:

(1) to be provided with the working conditions necessary for the performance of their duties;

(2) not to be removed, demoted, dismissed, or disciplined except for legal reasons or through legal procedures;

(3) to receive wages and remuneration, and to enjoy welfare and insurance benefits;

(4) to participate in training;

(5) to be provided with the right to participate in training;

(6) to be provided with the right to participate in training;

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(v) to criticize and make suggestions on the work of the organ and its leaders;

(vi) to file appeals and complaints;

(vii) to apply for resignation;

(viii) other rights provided for by law.

Article 26 The following persons shall not be recruited as civil servants:

(1) those who have been criminally punished for committing a crime;

(2) those who have been expelled from the membership of the Communist Party of China (CPC);

(3) those who have been expelled from the public service;

(4) those who have been classified as targets of the joint disciplinary action for breach of trust according to law;

(5) those who have other circumstances that are stipulated in the law as not being allowed to be recruited as civil servants;

(6) complaints and charges; and (e) Any other circumstances that are stipulated by law not to be recruited as a civil servant.