I paid social security for a year before, but I haven't paid it since. Can I use unemployment benefits in this case?

I paid social security for a year before, but I haven't paid it since. In this case, I can't receive unemployment benefits. Let's discuss this problem below, hoping that these contents can help friends in need.

The whole process of unemployment relief is unemployment insurance, which is the basic living expenses paid by unemployment insurance agencies to eligible unemployed people according to law, and it is a temporary compensation for unemployed people to lose their wage income during unemployment. Among them, qualified unemployed people are limited. Let's see what conditions meet the application. First, before unemployment, the insured unit pays the unemployment insurance premium in full for the employees. Second, the insured unit pays the unemployment insurance premium for one year or more. Finally, the person who leaves the insured unit for non-personal reasons can apply for unemployment insurance premium. In the above case, the insured met the minimum deductible for one year, but it was later mentioned that he never paid it again. It can be seen that even if employees are unemployed and want to receive unemployment insurance benefits, it is no longer in line with Article 1. Social security in previous years cannot be postponed until a few years later to apply for unemployment insurance.

The collection of unemployment insurance benefits mainly appeared after the 20 19 epidemic. An unexpected epidemic made it difficult for many enterprises to operate, the business volume dropped sharply, and the company began to lay off employees. However, the epidemic continued, and the employees laid off by the company could not find suitable jobs smoothly in a short time. However, living in the city required basic expenses, and the National Social Security Center began to fully implement unemployment insurance benefits. Before that, few people knew about unemployment insurance. One is that the country has not implemented it on a large scale, and the other is that there is no epidemic. As long as someone is willing to work, everyone's job search is basically smooth.

After receiving unemployment insurance benefits, individuals should also actively participate in relevant employment training organized by the state, master a variety of skills, and lay a good foundation for future employment. Individuals who receive unemployment insurance benefits are not paid indefinitely, and the amount is relatively low, which can only guarantee basic living needs.