How many months can maternity insurance be paid at most?

Before and after you give birth, your company must pay social security 10- 12 months (in some places, it is required to pay social security 10 months, and in some places, it is required to pay 1 year) to enjoy maternity insurance benefits.

First of all, social security should be paid normally in the month of delivery (if the delivery date and discharge time span months, social security should also be paid normally in the month of discharge)

I don't know what you mean by this broken for more than ten months.

For example, if your child was born on May 2nd, social security will be paid in June 1, then the social security in June 1-June1must be paid continuously and normally every month, and then apply for treatment when it is full.

For example, if your child was born on May 2nd, social security will not be paid until May, so social security must be paid continuously and normally every month from May to February next year, and then apply for treatment when it is full.

For example, if your child born on May 2nd starts to pay social security in June and/or the company pays back the social security 10 month, then there will be no maternity insurance benefits.

For example, if your child born on May 2nd paid 10 months' social security before May, but didn't pay social security in May, there would be no maternity insurance, so it would be useless to pay it back.

For example, your child was born on May 2, and social security stopped in March (there was no social security in May), so there is no maternity insurance treatment.

If you can enjoy the treatment by paying social security, then those unemployed mothers can't enjoy the treatment by paying directly? How can it be so good? You have to pay the social security fee before you can enjoy the treatment.

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