How to check the unemployment benefits on your cell phone

Mobile phone to check the unemployment benefits are as follows:

1, log on the official website of social security or labor security website, click on the "personal social security information query" function, enter your ID card and password and then query;

2, bring your ID card to the social security service center to make an on-site query;

3, dial Call 12333 social security service phone, transfer to manual service and then apply for inquiry;

4, use cell phone applications, such as the city service platform, log in to check the status of unemployment benefits.

Social security inquiries:

1, through the social security card self-service inquiry machine;

2, logging on to the official website of the Social Security Administration to make online inquiries;

3, using the cell phone app provided by the Social Security Administration to make inquiries;

4, calling the Social Security Administration's service hotline to make inquiries;

5, going to the service window of the Social Security Administration or self-service terminals for on-site inquiry.

6. Inquire about the details of the account bound to the social security card through banking channels.

In summary, there are many ways to check the arrival of unemployment benefits on your cell phone: logging on to the social security or labor security website online, visiting the social security service center in person, calling the social security service hotline 12333 and switching to manual service, or using cell phone apps such as City Service to view the details of the payment to ensure timely access to information and the protection of personal rights and interests.

Legal basis:

The Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 45

An unemployed person who meets the following conditions shall be entitled to receive unemployment insurance premiums from the Unemployment Insurance Fund: (1) if the employer and the unemployed person have already paid the unemployment insurance premiums for one year before becoming unemployed; (2) if the unemployment insurance premiums have been paid by the employer and the unemployed person for one year before becoming unemployed; (2) if the unemployment insurance premiums are not interrupted due to the person's own will; and (3) if the unemployed person has already registered for unemployment and has the requirement to seek employment. Unemployment registration, and there is a requirement to seek employment.