What does the company social insurance code mean?

The unit social insurance code is a ten-digit code, which is a social insurance registration code uniformly compiled and comprehensively used by the human and social departments for employers. Its main function is to protect the social insurance rights of employers and employees. Since social insurance involves the rights and interests of collectives and individuals, the unit social insurance code must strictly abide by the principle of confidentiality and can only be used by relevant departments under certain circumstances.

The unit social insurance code is applicable to enterprises, institutions, organs and other organizations. The social insurance code is compiled, used and managed by the company, not the organization code or tax registration certificate number of the employer. All employers must apply for social insurance codes in accordance with the relevant provisions of the human and social departments, and update the application information in a timely manner. Only in this way can the employer successfully complete the registration, payment and inquiry of social insurance, medical care, pension, unemployment and other related businesses.

The company social insurance code is an important part of the social insurance system, and its main functions are as follows: 1. It is the bridge and link between the employer and the social insurance department; 2. It helps to improve the construction of social security system; 3. Analyze and study employees' social insurance and related professional information according to their social insurance numbers. At the same time, the unit social insurance code can also be used to carry out social insurance credit management to prevent and combat social security violations and unhealthy practices. Therefore, we should recognize the importance of social insurance code and actively cooperate with employers to complete the application, payment and inquiry of social insurance business.