I used to pay social security in Xuzhou, but now I work in Pizhou. Is the social security paid by the company in Pizhou the same as that paid by me in Xuzhou? Urgent! ! !

In your case, the amount of social insurance premium paid is different for the following reasons.

Different social insurance co-ordination areas have different payment bases. Due to the different conditions that affect the social insurance payment base, such as the level of economic development and the income of employees in different social insurance co-ordination areas, the social insurance payment base in different social insurance co-ordination areas is different, so the actual payment amount of social insurance premiums is also different. Pizhou and Xuzhou belong to different social insurance co-ordination areas, and the social insurance payment base should be different.

The types of social insurance are different. According to the provisions of the Social Insurance Law, employees should participate in basic old-age insurance, basic medical insurance, work-related injury insurance, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance, among which basic old-age insurance, basic medical insurance and unemployment insurance are jointly paid by employers and employees. Individuals generally only require basic pension to participate in social insurance, at best, they must participate in basic pension social insurance, and unemployment insurance is not required in many areas. In this way, individuals who participate in social insurance pay different fees from employees who participate in social insurance.

Employees who participate in social insurance and individuals who participate in social insurance have different payment responsibilities. Employees only need to pay the personal part of social insurance premiums, and the overall part is paid by their work units. But individuals participate in social insurance, and all insurance premiums are borne by individuals. Therefore, the payment of social insurance premiums is different.

The payment base of employees participating in social insurance is different from that of individuals participating in social insurance. Taking the basic old-age insurance premium as an example, the second paragraph of Article 12 of the Social Insurance Law stipulates that employees should pay the basic old-age insurance premium according to the proportion of their own wages stipulated by the state. The wages of employees will not be exactly the same, so the actual payment will be different. It is impossible for individuals to participate in social insurance to calculate insurance premiums based on wages. The general payment standard is uniform and will be different from the employee's payment amount.