After work, I will take a full-time postgraduate exam. How to renew social security during the postgraduate entrance examination?

Because your daughter has been working in a county-level hospital for 2 years, but only from the quasi-establishment link, if she is really admitted, she will face the problem of connecting with the work of the original unit. If you get a full-time master's degree, you should go to college full-time like others. During the postgraduate study in university, the length of service cannot be counted as three years of postgraduate study, but if you worked in a hospital for two years before postgraduate study, and if you have paid social endowment insurance, you must calculate the payment period of these years.

Because the payment period of social endowment insurance is the calculated cumulative payment period, the so-called cumulative payment period can be terminated. Naturally, during the postgraduate period, due to the termination of the employment contract with the affiliated hospital, the hospital outpatient department could not pay insurance to it. If an agreement can be reached with the hospital outpatient service during the postgraduate period, the social security will be paid by the hospital outpatient service, and the social security fee will be paid by itself, and then you will return to the hospital after graduation. Of course, this agreement must meet each other's needs. At that time, there will be staff in the outpatient department of the hospital, and your daughter can go back to work in the hospital after finishing her master's degree. This method of operation is undoubtedly very good.

If no agreement can be reached, it is estimated that the employment contract will be terminated. After the termination of the employment contract, the social security agency in the social security participating area can now apply for changing the subject of payment, and the social endowment insurance of administrative institutions will be changed to endowment insurance, and the payment of institutions will be changed to that of freelancers themselves, so that the payment period can be accumulated with the endowment service insurance paid by hospitals before. Medical insurance can pay for urban and rural residents' medical commercial insurance in the form of college students, and can also pay for employees' medical insurance again in the form of freelancers. Payment period can be calculated cumulatively.

In the future, no matter where your daughter works after graduating from master's degree, the social endowment insurance paid before going to the hospital and the social endowment insurance paid during graduate school can be transferred to the department where she works again or the social security insurance place. The cumulative payment period before and after transfer is calculated, and the personal account assets are calculated according to the transfer merger, which will not affect your daughter's payment period because of the postgraduate stage.

Because your daughter is not very old, it doesn't really matter if she doesn't want to use her personal information to pay the old-age insurance and medical insurance again during graduate school. Breaking off the relationship during the graduate school does not actually damage the cumulative calculation of the previous payment period in the hospital and the later re-employment payment period, but it is very likely to reduce the payment period of about three years during the graduate school. The three-year payment period is harmful to the future pension, that is, the diversification of 300, and it will also hurt the proportion of pension adjustment, but overall it is not very harmful.

Generally speaking, your daughter will take the full-time master's degree after work, and the social security during the postgraduate period can be paid again in her hometown in the form of freelancer. In this way, the personal social security paid before going to the hospital and the personal social security paid after re-employment can be seamlessly spliced, and the payment period can be calculated cumulatively. There is no problem in the cumulative calculation of payment years. Only after individual contributions, the social endowment insurance of administrative institutions becomes endowment insurance. In fact, there is no essential difference between the two, and it is likely that the payment base will be lower than when going to work. But it can't be helped. After all, everything has a price.