The difference between provincial social security and municipal social security

Differences in overall planning scope, payment base and scope of application.

1. Co-ordination scope: the provincial social security is based on the whole province, that is to say, the social security expenses within the whole province are co-ordinated to form a unified fund for social security expenditures in the whole province. In contrast, the municipal social security is based on the local city as a whole, that is, the social security expenses within the city are concentrated together to form a fund for urban social security expenditure.

2. Payment base: The payment base of provincial social security is usually the average monthly salary of employees in the province in the previous year, which is determined by the economic development level and per capita income level of the province. In contrast, the payment base of social security in each city may be different, the economic development between provinces and cities may be different, and the social security payment base of each city will be different.

3. Scope of application: the scope of application of provincial social security is wider, which is universal in the whole province and can enjoy the corresponding social security benefits in the whole province. In contrast, municipal social security can only enjoy the corresponding social security benefits in local cities.