What does it mean to pay social security every three months?

Social security is paid once every three months, which means that the employer deducts the employee's personal social security for three months at a time.

There is no law that requires workers to pay social security for the first time for three months. When a laborer establishes a labor relationship with an employer, the employer shall pay social security for the laborer according to law. It is unreasonable for the employer to deduct the employee's personal social security for three months at a time, which usually belongs to the illegal operation carried out by the employer for the convenience of its internal operation. Workers can complain to the social security bureau where the employer is located. You can also apply for labor arbitration to the workers and arbitration committees where the employer is located.