What should I do if I change my job and my social security is broken for a month? Can I renew my insurance in a new company in a different place if my social security is broken?

What should I do if I change my job and my social security is broken for a month? Can I renew my insurance in a new company in a different place if my social security is broken?

First, what should I do if I change my job security for a month?

1. I left my job for personal reasons, which led to the severance of social security for one month. Later, I didn't want to pay social security co-ordination because it would affect this month, so I wanted to pay it back. Specifically, it is divided into two ways: individual payment and company payment. (1) Personal payment: go to the local social security bureau to explain the appeal, and then help with the payment with the help of the staff. If you break up because of your resignation, you may not be able to make up for the payment. Please be clear; (2) Repayment by the company: companies that interrupt social security services can help make up the payment. You can contact the original company to help make up the payment, or ask the personnel whether they can help make up the payment after going to the new company.

Social security has been suspended for one month. If the new unit makes a supplementary payment, it generally has no effect. Even if you forget to hand it in, it is still valid if it is broken for one month. As long as it is not more than three months, it will be made up next month. The law of the Social Security Bureau is that as long as the break is not more than three months, the previous social security payment period can be extended after the renewal.

2. Can I renew my insurance in a new company in a different place after the social security is broken?

After the social security is interrupted, it can be renewed in a new company in a different place. After all, there is no provision that social security can only be paid in one insured place, and social security can be transferred. After the insured person works in another city, he can transfer the social security of the former insured place to the new insured place, and then pay the fee to the social security account established in the new insured place.

Of course, there is no need to transfer the social security of the original insured place after establishing the social security account in the new insured place. You can temporarily stay in the local area until the insured reaches the legal retirement age to determine the retirement location, and then transfer the social security paid before.

However, it should also be noted that after the legal men reach the age of 50 and women reach the age of 40, they can no longer set up social security accounts in new cities when they work across provinces. They can only set up temporary accounts, and the pension relationship cannot be transferred. The social security originally paid can only stay in the original insured place, and after reaching the legal retirement age, the pension in the temporary account will be transferred.