How much does the company have to bear for individuals who pay social security?

The proportion of individuals paying social security is not uniform, because local policies are different. Take a payment standard as an example, the pension insurance company bears 20% and the individual bears 8%; Unemployment insurance companies bear 1.5%, and individuals bear 0.5%; The industrial injury insurance company bears 1%, and the individual does not pay; Maternity insurance companies bear 0.8%, and individuals do not pay; The medical insurance company bears 10%, and the individual bears 2%.

What is the proportion of social security paid by the company?

When the employer buys social security for employees, the individual and the unit each bear part of the expenses. Generally speaking, individuals will pay less than units.

Proportion of social security contributions (social security standards vary from place to place, for reference only):

Endowment insurance: the unit pays 19%, and the individual pays 8%. There are two conditions for receiving pension insurance benefits: you must reach the statutory retirement age and the payment period must reach 15 years or more.

Medical insurance: the unit pays 6% and the individual pays 2%. From the date of insurance payment, employees can enjoy basic medical insurance benefits after 6 months.

Industrial injury insurance: paid by the employer. The industrial injury insurance rate is divided into 8 grades of 0.6%-3.6% * *, and the social security agency will verify the rate according to the characteristics of the industry to which the unit belongs.

Maternity insurance: paid by the employer. Maternity insurance rate is 0.3%. Male workers participate in maternity insurance, and if their wives are not insured, they can also enjoy certain maternity allowance when giving birth.

Unemployment insurance: the unit pays 0.6% and the individual pays 0.4%. Unemployment insurance can only be enjoyed after paying for one year. Generally, it is paid for two months in one year and four months in two years, but the longest period of enjoyment cannot exceed 24 months.