1. Old-age insurance refers to a social insurance system in which workers get some economic compensation from the government and society after reaching the legal retirement age, that is, when we can't work, we can get some economic help from the society or the government to ensure our basic life.
2. Medical insurance refers to the amount of reimbursement for medical treatment or hospitalization after we get sick. Of course, different levels of hospitals and minimum compensation, insurance reimbursement ratio is different. In other words, we are treated in a large number of hospitals, and we don't have to worry about not getting effective treatment because we have no money.
3. Unemployment insurance refers to a system that is enforced by the state through legislation, and funds are set up by the society to provide assistance to workers who temporarily suspend their livelihood due to unemployment. It is an important part of the social security system and one of the main items of social insurance.
4. Work-related injury insurance refers to the social security system that provides medical care, living security, economic compensation, medical treatment and vocational rehabilitation to workers and their families who suffer from accidents and occupational diseases in production and work. ?
5. Maternity insurance. Maternity insurance is a social insurance system in which the state and society provide medical services, maternity allowance and maternity leave when pregnant and pregnant female workers temporarily stop working, and the state or society provides necessary economic compensation and medical care for maternity workers. ?