How to calculate the proportion of insurance

Subject to the full social security purchased by the company, the proportion is calculated as follows:

Medical insurance: 2% for individuals and 8% for units;

Endowment insurance: 8% for individuals and 20% for units;

Unemployment insurance: individual 1%, unit 2%;

Industrial injury insurance: no individual, unit1%; (depending on the industry)

Maternity insurance: no individual, unit1%; (depending on the industry)

Provident fund: 7% for individuals and 7% for units. (8% 12%, currently adjusted 12%).

In addition, insurance is not based on your salary, but on the payment base stipulated by the unit, and medical insurance is at least based on social wages.

Social security refers to the five insurances, that is, social insurance. Social insurance is compulsory. According to national laws, as long as the company has employees, the company must buy social insurance for them. Social insurance includes work-related injury insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance, endowment insurance and medical insurance, among which medical insurance, endowment insurance and unemployment insurance are paid by companies and individuals in different proportions, while work-related injury insurance and maternity insurance are paid by units, and individuals do not need to pay.

The main purpose of social insurance is to provide the most basic insurance protection for employees. For example, medical insurance can help the insured to solve some medical expenses. The proportion of medical insurance reimbursement in some areas is as high as 90%, which can reduce the economic pressure of the insured.