Is it not clear that the second construction is linked to social security? Here are the answers you want to know.

Many registered construction engineer friends often encounter a problem of transferring insurance when registering as a second-class construction engineer. Bian Xiao compiled the following contents according to the network resources for friends' reference. For some secondary builders, their jobs are unstable, or there is no job at all, and they are purely self-employed or independent entrepreneurs. These people hope to have affiliated units to pay the annual social security for themselves and have a guarantee for themselves. For people with normal jobs, they are not required or even willing to pay social security in affiliated units. This is the case with social security. Social security must be paid in the affiliated unit. After the social security record is formed, the unit can declare the qualification or project in the competent department. The employee's social security record in this unit is an effective proof that the employee works in this unit, and the local authorities also take the employee's social security certificate as the primary assessment condition. Some secondary construction engineers don't want to pay social security in the unit when they attach the certificate, which is definitely not acceptable. In addition to individual areas requiring annual social security, for example, secondary construction engineers in Shanghai generally require annual social security. In other areas, some pay for one month, and some pay for three months. After the qualification declaration is completed, the general unit will no longer pay social security for the second-level constructor outside the affiliated project. As for the second-level builders without social security, they are required to pay the annual social security for a long time. This should be negotiated with the affiliated unit. When necessary, the price of the second-level construction engineer can be reduced in exchange for the social security fee paid by the unit every year.