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How long is the gap period of social security payment?

Q: How long is the gap between five insurances and one gold? What about five insurances and one gold after resignation? Will it be interrupted? How to compensate for work-related injuries or medical accidents during the interruption? A: The gap period refers to the failure to pay all kinds of insurance within a short time after leaving the company. You can make up or give up the gap insurance when you pay the next fee. During the gap period, except medical insurance, other insurances are not affected. Note: 1, five insurances (pension, work injury, medical care, unemployment and maternity) are directly deducted from the company account by the Social Security Bureau at the beginning of each month. If the insurance is stopped in the current month, the deduction will be stopped next month. 2. The provident fund will take effect in the current month. What about five insurances and one gold after resignation? The resignation company will give you a pause and get the resignation certificate. Find a new company, the new company pays the fee, go to the social security bureau of the original company to issue a transfer certificate, hand it over to the social security transfer window of the social security bureau where the new company is located, just fill out a form and the social security will be transferred. If it's the same city, don't transfer. Next time the new company pays it, I will help you renew it. But you have to provide proof of separation. Old-age insurance Old-age insurance can be interrupted. It doesn't matter if you are interrupted in the middle. Finally, the cumulative number of years. However, the more you pay, the more your pension will be. Go through the transfer formalities: just print the transfer form in the old unit and hand it over to the new unit to continue.

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