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How to make up for broken social security

How to make up for broken social security is as follows:

1, find an agent to make up for social security;

2, go to the social security bureau to pay the social security by yourself;

3, the main items of the social insurance include pension insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance, and maternity insurance.

The proportion of social security

The proportion of social security is as follows:

1. Pension insurance, paid by the enterprise and the employee*** together, the enterprise pays 20%, and the individual pays 8%;

2. Medical insurance, paid by the enterprise and the employee*** together, the enterprise pays 7.5%, and the individual pays 2%;

3. Unemployment insurance, paid by the enterprise and the employee*** together, the enterprise pays 7.5%, and the individual pays 2%;

3. employees*** together, the enterprise pays 2%, individuals pay 1%;

4, work injury insurance, by the enterprise itself, the enterprise pays 1%;

5, maternity insurance, by the enterprise itself, the enterprise pays 0.8%.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China*** and the State of China

Employees should participate in the basic pension insurance, and the employer and the employee*** pay the basic pension insurance premiums together.

Individual industrial and commercial households without employees, part-time workers who have not participated in basic pension insurance with their employing units, and other flexibly employed persons may participate in basic pension insurance and pay basic pension insurance premiums by themselves.

The methods of pension insurance for civil servants and staff members administered under the civil service law shall be prescribed by the State Council.

Article 11

Basic pension insurance is a combination of social coordination and individual accounts.

The basic pension insurance fund consists of contributions from employers and individuals and government subsidies.