What does it mean for the company to pay social security in full?

The full social security paid by the company refers to the total social insurance fee paid by the company for employees, including the part that enterprises and individuals should pay. Social insurance includes endowment insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance, industrial injury insurance and maternity insurance. It is the welfare guarantee for employees. In China, according to the relevant laws and regulations, enterprises must pay social insurance for their employees, and the proportion of payment is stipulated by the government. Generally speaking, enterprises need to pay a certain percentage of fees for their employees, and employees also need to pay a certain percentage of fees according to their salary levels. If the company pays social security in full, it means that the company will pay all social security fees for employees, and employees do not need to pay additional personal social security fees. This is a generous welfare policy, which can improve employees' sense of acquisition and satisfaction, and also help enterprises recruit and retain employees.