How many people should the pharmacy pay social security for at least?

All employees in pharmacies have to pay social security. As long as there is a labor relationship, both employers and employees should sign labor contracts and pay social security. Suspending the service agreement of designated retail pharmacies twice in one year due to violation of regulations; "Drug Business License", "Business License" and other documents expire to continue to operate; Buying and selling designated qualifications, or contracting or leasing designated retail pharmacies to other units or individuals, will cancel the designated qualifications.

Relevant regulations on social security management of pharmacies

In principle, employees of retail pharmacies should participate in social insurance for three months or more in their own units before the application date, and retirees should provide relevant certificates. Relevant licensed pharmacists should complete the qualification registration of our store at the market supervision and management department 6 months before the application date. In other words, as long as you are a pharmacy employee, the pharmacy must pay social security for you in accordance with state regulations.