Will social security be recovered?

1. How many years can social security be recovered?

Social security can be restored for two years, because the recovery time of social security is generally within two years.

If the laborer fails to report the complaint that the unit fails to pay the social security fee on time within two years, or the labor department fails to find the illegal behavior of the unit failing to pay the social security fee on time within two years, the labor department can generally refuse to recover and investigate.

The two-year recovery period of the social security law shall be counted from the date of violation of labor laws, regulations or rules, and from the date of the end of illegal acts if there are continuous illegal acts.

Second, what should I do after the social security recovery period?

After the expiration of the social security recovery period, you can apply for reconsideration or litigation and pay back according to law.

Paying social security for employees is the obligation of the unit, and employees have the right to ask the unit to pay social security. If the company fails to pay the due amount, and the social security recovery period has passed, and it is not limited by the two-year social security recovery period, as long as the insured insists on reconsideration or litigation according to law, the social security can be successfully paid in the end. After all, it involves the problem of providing for the aged after retirement, even if the insured makes some efforts, it is worthwhile.