When did Jiangsu establish employee social security?

Legal analysis: First of all, the basic old-age insurance system is based on the requirements of Guo Fa (1995) No.6 "Notice of the State Council on Deepening the Reform of Enterprise Employees' Old-age Insurance System", combining social pooling with individual accounts, establishing individual accounts of employees' basic old-age insurance, promoting the formation of a new old-age insurance mechanism, ensuring the basic livelihood of retirees, and making new progress in the reform of enterprise employees' old-age insurance system.

However, because this reform is still in the pilot stage, there are still some problems at that time, such as the disunity of the basic old-age insurance system, the heavy burden on enterprises, the low level of overall planning and the imperfect management system. In accordance with the objectives and principles set by the CPC Central Committee and the State Council, we should further accelerate the pace of reform, establish a unified basic old-age insurance system for enterprise employees, and promote healthy economic and social development. Therefore, the State Council issued the Decision of the State Council on Establishing a Unified Basic Old-age Insurance System for Enterprise Employees on June 6 1997, and the basic old-age insurance has been on the right track since then.

Legal basis: Guo Fa (1997) No.26 Decision of the State Council on Establishing a Unified Basic Endowment Insurance System for Enterprise Employees.

First, by the end of this century, it is necessary to basically establish an old-age insurance system that meets the requirements of the socialist market economic system, applies to employees and individual workers of various enterprises in cities and towns, has diversified sources of funds, multi-level protection methods, combines social pooling with personal accounts, corresponds to rights and obligations, and socialized management and services. The old-age insurance for enterprise employees should implement the principles of combining social mutual aid with self-protection, combining fairness with efficiency, and separating administrative management from fund management. The level of protection should be compatible with the development level of social productive forces and the affordability of all aspects in China.

Second, people's governments at all levels should incorporate social insurance into the local national economic and social development plan, implement the principle that basic old-age insurance can only guarantee the basic livelihood of retirees, closely combine the reform of the old-age insurance system for enterprise employees with the establishment of a multi-level social security system, ensure the payment of basic pensions for retirees and unemployment benefits for unemployed people, and actively promote the minimum living security system for urban residents. In order to improve the life of retirees with the development of economy and society, embody the principle of distribution according to work, and reflect the differences between regional development levels and economic benefits of enterprises, all regions and relevant departments should vigorously develop supplementary endowment insurance for enterprises under the guidance of national policies, and at the same time give play to the supplementary role of commercial insurance.

Three, the proportion of enterprises to pay the basic old-age insurance premiums (hereinafter referred to as enterprise contributions) shall generally not exceed 20% of the total wages of enterprises (including those included in personal accounts), and the specific proportion shall be determined by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government. A few provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government should report to the Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Finance for approval if it is really necessary to exceed 20% of the total wages of enterprises because of the large number of retirees and the heavy burden of endowment insurance. The proportion of basic old-age insurance premiums paid by individuals (hereinafter referred to as individual contributions) shall not be less than 4% of my contributions in 1997, and shall increase by 1 percentage point every two years from 1998, and finally reach 8% of my contributions. In areas where conditions permit and in years when wages increase rapidly, the growth rate of individual contributions should be appropriately accelerated.