Object of social insurance

On-the-job personnel, individual industrial and commercial households, flexible employees and retirees. According to official website information of the National Social Security Bureau, the objects of social insurance are laborers, individual industrial and commercial households, flexible employees and retirees. On-the-job personnel refer to those who sign labor contracts or other employment agreements with enterprises, institutions, organs, social organizations and other organizations and pay social insurance premiums in accordance with regulations. Individual industrial and commercial households and flexible employees refer to natural persons who engage in individual industrial and commercial operations or flexible employment activities and pay social insurance premiums in accordance with regulations. Retirees refer to those who have retired, but have paid social insurance premiums and received pension insurance benefits in accordance with regulations before retirement. Unemployed people refer to those who have lost their jobs due to their own reasons, lost their ability to work or lost their jobs due to the bankruptcy or closure of enterprises, and meet the relevant conditions.