What does the social security paid by the general unit include? How much is it per month? What's the difference between five insurances and one gold?

Social security paid by general units includes: medical insurance, endowment insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance and maternity insurance, which is the five insurances. Endowment insurance: the unit pays 20% every month, and you pay 8% yourself; Medical insurance: the unit pays 9% every month, and you pay 2% yourself; Unemployment insurance: the unit pays 2% per month, and you pay1%yourself; Work-related injury insurance: the unit is 0.4% per month, and you don't have to pay a penny yourself; Maternity insurance: the unit pays 0.7% every month, and you don't have to pay a penny yourself; This is generally the case in the above places, but it will be slightly different due to geographical reasons. Housing accumulation fund: 5%- 12% shall be determined by the unit itself, and the tax exemption shall not exceed 20%. The personal deduction ratio is the same. The payment standard is based on your average monthly salary last year.