The difference between social security for flexible employees and social security for urban and rural residents.

Legal analysis: First, the scope of protection is different.

Social insurance paid by cities and towns is five risks, while flexible employees pay two risks, that is to say, they don't have to pay maternity insurance, industrial injury insurance and unemployment insurance, so the maternity expenses and accidental injury expenses incurred by flexible employees are borne by themselves, and they can't apply for unemployment relief when they are unemployed, but those who pay social security for urban employees can enjoy five guarantees.

Second, the payment standards are different.

Because the social insurance paid by urban workers is five insurances, and the flexible employees pay two insurances, the insurance types are different, so the social insurance cost of urban workers is slightly higher than that of flexible employees, but it will not be much higher.

Third, retirement pension insurance and medical care can be directly superimposed.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law.

Fifth people's governments at or above the county level shall incorporate social insurance into the national economic and social development plan.

The state raises social insurance funds through multiple channels. People's governments at or above the county level shall give necessary financial support to social insurance.

The state supports social insurance through preferential tax policies.

Article 6 The State exercises strict supervision over social insurance funds.

The State Council and the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall establish and improve the supervision and management system of social insurance funds to ensure the safe and effective operation of social insurance funds.

People's governments at or above the county level shall take measures to encourage and support all sectors of society to participate in the supervision of social insurance funds.