Can I get unemployment benefits if I pay social security intermittently?

Receiving unemployment benefits is considered as cutting off social security, because the condition of receiving unemployment benefits is that the insured is unemployed and the company will stop paying social security for the employees who leave the company. If the insured later finds a job, the new company will continue to receive social security, and then it will not be able to receive unemployment benefits.

Legal objectivity:

Article 45 of the Social Insurance Law of People's Republic of China (PRC): Unemployed persons who meet the following conditions shall receive unemployment insurance benefits from the unemployment insurance fund: (1) The employer and I have paid unemployment insurance benefits for one year before unemployment; (two) the employment is not interrupted because of my will; (three) registered unemployed and have job requirements. "People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law" Article 48 During the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits, the unemployed shall participate in the basic medical insurance for employees and enjoy the basic medical insurance benefits. The basic medical insurance premiums payable by the unemployed are paid from the unemployment insurance fund, and individuals do not pay the basic medical insurance premiums.