The social security paid by themselves to work units counted as years of service

Self-paid social security workplace counts as years of service.

Working years and contribution years are two different concepts. The length of service refers to the working time since the establishment of labor relations with the unit, the wage income as the main or all the sources of work; while the contribution period is the cumulative number of years to pay the required social insurance premiums for old age, medical care, unemployment and other social insurance premiums. Whether an individual or a unit pays social security, it should be counted as years of contribution. When the unit pays, the unit is generally responsible for 20% and the individual for 8%; when the individual pays in full, he/she is required to pay 28%. The number of years of social security contributions, whether made by individuals or units, is counted as years of service and is important for the calculation of social security benefits.

Social security rights and benefits:

1, medical insurance: provides basic medical services and drug cost reimbursement;

2, pension insurance: after retirement to receive a monthly pension;

3, unemployment insurance: in the period of unemployment to obtain a certain amount of financial assistance;

4, work-related injuries insurance: work-related accidents to provide medical expenses and living Maternity insurance: provides certain financial subsidies and medical services for maternity.

Summary, the length of service and the number of years of contributions are two different concepts, but whether individuals or units to pay social security, should be counted in the number of years of contributions, and the number of years of social security contributions to the calculation of social insurance benefits is of great significance.

Legal basis:

The Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 10

Employees shall participate in basic pension insurance, and the employer and the employee*** shall pay the basic pension insurance premiums together.

Individual industrial and commercial households without employees, part-time employees who have not participated in basic pension insurance with their employing units, and other flexibly employed persons may participate in basic pension insurance and pay basic pension insurance premiums by themselves. The methods of pension insurance for civil servants and staff administered under the civil service law shall be prescribed by the State Council.