Employees are unwilling to pay social security.

Employees are unwilling to pay social security.

Employees don't want to pay social security. Does the company deduct social security fees from employees' wages?

Deduction of wages refers to the behavior that employers deduct employees' wages in violation of laws and regulations and deduct employees' wages without employees' consent.

According to Article 33 of the Regulations on Payment of Employees' Wages in Shenzhen, the employer may withhold and remit the following expenses from employees' wages according to law:

(1) Social insurance premiums paid by employees;

(2) Personal income tax on employees' own wages;

(3) Assisting in the execution of alimony, alimony and the alimony due to employees;

(four) other expenses that should be withheld and remitted by the employer from the wages of workers as stipulated by laws and regulations.

According to the above regulations, it is legal for the employer to deduct the social insurance premium that should be borne by you personally from your salary according to law, and it does not belong to wage deduction.