Does the five insurances in social security only cover three insurances?

The five insurances in social security refer to endowment insurance, medical insurance, industrial injury insurance, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance. When checking, we should only look at the three insurances, because these three insurances are jointly paid by the employer and the individual worker, that is, according to the corresponding proportion, while the unemployment insurance and maternity insurance are paid by the employer, and the individual worker does not need to bear them. Therefore, the inquiry did not show two possible local systems, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance. At the same time, because the individual workers of unemployment insurance and maternity insurance do not need to pay, and the wages of workers will not be deducted accordingly, these two items will not appear on the payroll of general employers.

When a general enterprise pays social security for its employees, the five insurances must be paid together, but not separately and selectively, so all five insurances must be paid. If you have any questions, you can go to the counter of the social security center for consultation.