Is the insurance for landless peasants the same as social security?

Almost the same, but separated. After farmers lose their land, their income sources will be unstable. However, the existing social endowment insurance for urban workers cannot consider and bear the problem of old-age security for landless farmers. In order to protect the rights and interests of landless peasants, various parts of our country have introduced endowment insurance systems for landless peasants to protect their rights and interests.

Social security, that is, social insurance, refers to a non-profit social security system with income redistribution function. It is to prevent and share social risks such as old age, unemployment, illness and death, realize social security, and force most members of society to participate.

Social insurance is a social and economic system that provides income or compensation for those who lose their ability to work, are temporarily unemployed or suffer losses due to health reasons.

Social insurance is the most important part of the social security system. Therefore, when discussing the history of social insurance, social insurance cannot be separated from social security.

Social insurance refers to the system that the state establishes a social insurance fund through legislation to give necessary special help to workers who participate in labor relations when they lose their ability to work or are unemployed. Social insurance is not for profit.

Social insurance is mainly through raising social insurance funds, coordinating and adjusting social insurance funds within a certain range, and giving necessary help to workers when they encounter labor risks. Social insurance provides basic living security for workers. As long as workers meet the conditions for enjoying social insurance, that is, they have established labor relations with employers or collected and paid various social insurance premiums according to regulations, they can enjoy social insurance benefits.