Social security in different places can be counted as length of service

After the social security relationship is transferred in different places, the length of service can be automatically accumulated.

Consolidated calculation is also called continuous length of service consolidated calculation. Refers to the employee's work experience, which is usually interrupted for a period of time due to non-subjective reasons. Deduct the interruption time and combine the two working hours before and after the interruption. The continuous working hours of retired workers before retirement and after rejoining the work can be calculated together.

Length of service refers to the working time when employees take wage income as their whole or main source of livelihood. The length of service marks the length of time employees have been working, and also reflects their contribution to society and enterprises, as well as the level of knowledge, experience and technical proficiency.

When calculating the general length of service, it should include the length of service of the enterprise, but it should not include the general length of service when calculating the continuous length of service (generally speaking, if the work is interrupted for personal reasons, the working time before the interruption can only be calculated as the general length of service).

At present, when determining the insurance benefits of employees and whether they have retirement conditions, they generally only use continuous service. So the average length of service has lost its meaning today.

After the implementation of the basic old-age insurance individual payment system, the actual payment period is taken as the basis for retirement and old-age insurance benefits, and the previous continuous service period is regarded as the payment period. Working years or continuous calculation years shall be calculated according to the provisions of DocumentNo.. The State Council [1978] 104, that is, a year can only be counted as the first anniversary of "full".

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