Want to know about social security, medical insurance and old-age care

The situation is slightly different from place to place, but it is roughly the same. Let me tell you something about Shanghai:

Social security contributions have a payment base, which is generally announced in April each year. The payment base is determined according to 60% of the average monthly salary of employees in the previous year. For example, the average monthly salary of employees in Shanghai in 2007 was 2892 yuan, and the payment base in 2008 was 1.735 yuan. When the individual's monthly income is less than 1.735 yuan, it will be paid according to the base of 1.735 yuan, which is the lower limit, and its upper limit is three times the base of payment, that is, the highest is 8676 yuan.

The specific payment standard shall be borne by the employer and the individual respectively according to the percentage of the payment base (hereinafter calculated by 1735 yuan):

Endowment insurance: the unit pays 22%(38 1.7 yuan) and the individual pays 8%( 138.8 yuan).

Medical insurance: the unit pays 12%(208.2 yuan) and the individual pays 2%(34.7 yuan).

Unemployment insurance: the unit pays 2%(34.7 yuan) and the individual pays 1%( 17.4 yuan).

Maternity insurance: the unit pays 0.5%(8.7 yuan), and the individual does not.

Work-related injury insurance: the unit pays 0.5%(8.7 yuan), and the individual does not.

Housing accumulation fund: the unit pays 7% and the individual pays 7%.

So as long as you know the local payment base, you can work it out.