What does it mean that HR asked me to contact the original unit for social security relief? Will my previous unit always give me social security?

The reduction of staff is to let you go through the social security transfer procedures, and the original unit will not always give you social security.

1. If you don't work in that unit, you will definitely not pay social security. Staff reduction means that you have to go through the social security transfer procedures and invest in social security where your current work unit is located. If it is in the same area, only the original unit needs to issue a certificate, and the new unit will take over the income insurance.

2. After the insured person returns to the place where the household registration is located for employment and insurance, or establishes the basic old-age insurance relationship in the new place of employment and pays the fee, the employer or the insured person carries the payment voucher of the basic old-age insurance to the social security agency in the new place of insurance to apply for the transfer and continuation of the basic old-age insurance relationship.

3. The social security agency of the insured person's new employment place sends an acceptance letter to the social security agency where the original basic old-age insurance relationship is located. After receiving the acceptance letter, the social security agency where the original basic old-age insurance relationship is located will directly handle the transfer and connection procedures.