What does full social security mean?

Universal participation means that everyone can add old-age insurance, which is not mandatory. It depends on their own choice. They can pay if they want, or not if they don't want. Universal enrollment means that everyone can add old-age insurance, which is not compulsory and voluntary. Social insurance is a public welfare and mutual social security organized by the state. The state develops social insurance undertakings and establishes a social insurance system to help and compensate workers in old age, illness, work injury, unemployment and childbirth.

The role of national social security

To provide social security for old-age insurance, you can pay old-age insurance for yourself. The fees paid by general units and employees are the same. The more they pay, the more they get when they reach retirement age. To provide medical insurance, social security can reimburse certain medical expenses when employees are sick, and they can enjoy medical insurance benefits for life after paying a certain number of years. Providing social security for maternity protection can reimburse a series of medical expenses incurred by women during childbirth, and can also receive a certain maternity allowance during maternity leave. Providing unemployment insurance and social security can provide a kind of compensation for the unemployed to meet the basic needs of life during unemployment. Providing industrial injury protection, social security can provide certain insurance compensation for employees who have industrial injuries.