What does social security mean?

Social security is a social security system, which aims to help people alleviate the economic pressure caused by accidents, diseases, unemployment and other emergencies. It is jointly paid by the government and individuals, and the government will formulate corresponding social security policies and payment ratios every year. There are many kinds of social security, such as endowment insurance, medical insurance, industrial injury insurance, maternity insurance and unemployment insurance, and different types of insurance correspond to different risks. From this perspective, the significance of social security is a reflection of the social security system.

The implementation of social security can effectively protect people's basic life, reduce some risks and enhance people's sense of acquisition and security. At the same time, the implementation of social security can also promote economic development to a certain extent. With the continuous development of society, the scope and policies of social security will be constantly improved and revised to better protect people's actual needs.

In practice, there are also some problems in social security. For example, there are great differences in social security policies and payment ratios in different regions, which leads to fairness problems; There are also some phenomena such as misappropriation of social security funds. Therefore, perfecting the social security system and strengthening the management of social security funds have become one of the important problems facing the government and society at present. Only by stepping up efforts to solve these problems can social security serve the people better.