Four main forms of social security

Social security includes the following four parts:

1. social insurance: the basic goal of social security refers to the system established by the state according to law to enable workers to get material help from society when they are old, sick, disabled, pregnant and unemployed. In a sense, this is a kind of life insurance from cradle to grave, including maternity insurance, basic medical insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance, old-age insurance and death and funeral treatment.

2. Social welfare: this is the highest goal of social security, aiming at improving and improving the quality of life of social members, which is restricted by the national economic development;

3. Social relief: it is the minimum goal of social security, and refers to the system that the state gives relief to social members who cannot maintain the minimum living standard due to natural disasters or other economic and social reasons to ensure their minimum living standard;

4. Social special care: special objects of social security, such as soldiers and their families, families of martyrs, etc. It is related to national security and must enjoy special security policies.