I have paid my pension for two months, but I haven't applied for a refund yet. Will going to another factory affect my insurance payment?

Must be paid by the original unit. If you don't return the work order, it means that you are still an employee of an educational institution and have not terminated the contract.

It is illegal for other units to hire you, so they can't sign a contract with you and pay social security. If there is a dispute, he will also bear the responsibility.

Therefore, it is necessary to require the unit to issue a certificate of termination of labor relations.

It should indicate your post, the term of the labor contract, the start time and end time of the work. The last point is particularly critical.

If negotiation with the unit fails, please bring the certificate of termination of labor relations, payroll and other relevant evidence to the supervision section of the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau where the unit is located to complain or report and ask the unit to repay.

If you really can't, go to the Labor Dispute Promotion Section under the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau and ask for arbitration.

The former may be faster in time, while the latter is professional, complicated and time-consuming. Once admitted, your labor relationship will be confirmed, your account will be frozen, and you can't find a job. If you win the case, the company will also compensate you for your salary during the arbitration period and from your resignation to arbitration.

There should not be many units maliciously delaying, mainly because of poor management, and most units have no money. Therefore, it may be possible to consider employment in other workplaces. If you are not in the same social security jurisdiction, there will be no such problem. This is temporary and there is no way to solve it. If not solved, it will also affect a series of things to solve the retirement problem.

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