What kinds of insurance are there for social security and how to pay them?

Social security is the abbreviation of social insurance for urban workers, which consists of endowment insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance, maternity insurance and medical insurance. Medical insurance is an important part of social security. Social insurance is arranged by the government, which is different from commercial insurance. This is called payment, not compensation.

For example, industrial injury insurance is no-fault compensation, that is to say, when an industrial injury occurs, the social security department will pay for it as long as it is recognized as an industrial injury, regardless of whether the enterprise and the laborer are at fault.

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