After paying 15 years of social security, he was laid off and broke off, and his successor continued to pay. Can I retire at 50?

Dear, hello, according to your question, I will provide you with the following answers for reference only: after paying social security 15 years, I am laid off and broke off diplomatic relations, and my successor will continue to pay, and I can retire at the age of 50. After paying 15 years of enterprise endowment insurance, you can go through retirement formalities after working in the enterprise for more than ten years and reaching the age of 50. Because now the country is very strict about this retirement age. If you haven't worked in the company for more than ten years, you can't go through retirement procedures. Even if your social security has been paid for 15 years, you can't go through the retirement formalities until you are 55 years old. In one case, all laid-off female employees who continue to pay social security as flexible employees and whose payment period reaches 15 years still implement the female employee insurance policy and retire at the age of 50. In another case, laid-off female workers who have terminated their labor relations with enterprises can enjoy the policy of flexible employment status and retire at the age of 55 as long as they change to flexible employment status.