Why should the wages of sanitation workers be credited to social security cards?

The wages of sanitation workers are all credited to social security cards, because social security is a mechanism to protect workers' rights and interests.

First of all, social security is a system established by the state to protect the basic rights and interests of workers. By putting wages into social security cards, sanitation workers can be guaranteed social security benefits, including medical insurance, endowment insurance, unemployment insurance, industrial injury insurance and so on. These insurances can provide certain economic security and welfare for sanitation workers. Medical insurance can help sanitation workers pay medical expenses, old-age insurance can ensure that sanitation workers have a certain pension after retirement, unemployment insurance can provide certain unemployment relief when sanitation workers are unemployed, and industrial injury insurance can help sanitation workers pay the treatment expenses and pensions for industrial accidents.

Secondly, paying wages through social security cards can improve the security and stability of wages. Social security card is a special bank card, which can only be used to receive social security benefits and wages. In this way, the wages of sanitation workers and the flow of funds are more transparent, and the abuse and misappropriation of funds can be avoided. At the same time, the social security card can also prevent the wages of sanitation workers from being taken by others or stolen, and protect the rights and interests of workers.

To sum up, putting the wages of sanitation workers into the social security card is to protect their basic rights and interests and improve the security and stability of wages. The social security mechanism provides workers with certain economic security and helps them cope with the risks and difficulties in life.