Is there a fixed number of years for employees to recover social security?

Employees have years to recover social security. If the employer fails to pay social security for the workers in full and on time, the workers can report to the administrative department of labor security after finding out. Article 20 of the Regulations on Labor Security Supervision stipulates that the administrative department of labor security shall not investigate and deal with any act that violates labor security laws, regulations or rules and has not been discovered by the administrative department of labor security within two years, nor has it been reported or complained. The time limit specified in the preceding paragraph shall be counted from the date of violation of labor security laws, regulations or rules; Violation of labor security laws, regulations or rules has a continuous or continuous state, counting from the date of its end. Article 4 of the Social Insurance Law stipulates that individuals enjoy social insurance benefits according to law and have the right to supervise the payment of their own units.

Legal objectivity:

"Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security's Reply to Proposal No.5063 of the Fifth Session of the Twelfth National People's Congress" In order to safeguard the social insurance rights and interests of the insured and strengthen the work of clearing debts, agencies generally accept complaints that exceed the prosecution period of Article 20, paragraph 1, of the Labor Security Supervision Regulations for two years. For those who can provide proof materials, try to meet the demands of the insured and solve them, so as to reduce the problem of requiring the enterprise to pay the arrears in full when the employees of the enterprise are nearing retirement.