What should I do if the social security is broken for several months?

Apply for payment to the insured place; Go to the local social insurance agency for review; After passing the examination, go to the street insurance center for overdue business; Just pay the bank fee. The regulation of the Social Security Bureau is that as long as the interruption does not exceed 3 months, after the renewal of insurance, the previous social security payment period can be extended.

Apply for payment to the insured place; Go to the local social insurance agency for review; After passing the examination, go to the street insurance center for overdue business; Just pay the bank fee.

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.

Can employees still lose their medical insurance?

(a) medical insurance for employees can be refunded.

1. Interruption caused by the Employer:

If the medical insurance is interrupted by the employer for some reason, it can be repaid; Employers are allowed to pay back medical insurance for no more than two years, and the years after payment can be calculated together (the expenses for payment shall be borne by the employers).

2. People who are about to retire or are retiring:

(1) For those who have gone through retirement formalities, the conditions for enjoying medical insurance benefits for employees are adjusted as follows: the minimum payment period (including deemed payment period and actual payment period) is 25 years for male employees and 20 years for female employees, of which the minimum actual payment period should be 10 year.

(2) If the minimum payment period can't meet the above standards, the employer can enjoy the medical insurance benefits for employees only after making up the medical insurance premiums for employees with poor years at one time. All overdue fees will enter the overall fund and will not be included in the personal account.

(3) The payment standard is: the average social wage of the previous year in the year of retirement multiplied by the proportion of medical payment in that year multiplied by the number of months.

To sum up, it is Bian Xiao's relevant answer about how to do social security for several months, hoping to help you.

legal ground

1, social insurance law

Article 58 stipulates that the employer shall register social insurance for employees within 30 days from the date of employment. If the social insurance has not been registered, the social insurance agency shall verify the social insurance premium it should pay.

Article 63 If an employer fails to pay social insurance premiums in full and on time, the social insurance premium collection agency shall order it to pay or make up within a time limit.

2. Provisions on the administration of declaration and payment of social insurance premiums

If the employer fails to declare and pay the social insurance premium according to the regulations, the social insurance agency shall issue the Notice of Late Payment of Social Insurance Premium within five working days from the date of finding out the fact of default, and order the employer to pay the social insurance premium within five working days after receiving the notice, and inform that if it fails to pay the social insurance premium within the time limit, it will be handled in accordance with the provisions of the Social Insurance Law, that is, from the date of default, it will be charged a late payment fee of five ten thousandths per day. Failing to pay within the time limit, the relevant administrative departments shall impose a fine of more than one time and less than three times the amount owed.