It's very simple. Social security fees are generally deducted from the company's account or paid by the company, and the individual payment is collected by the company.

If you have your pension payment manual in your hand, then don’t pay the money to the company and just ignore it.

The company will not bear this cost for you, and will naturally find a way to help you solve it.

Anyway, your unit must handle this matter.

It's no use trying to find anyone on your own.

Not even labor inspection.

Why don't you talk to the unit leader? The social security relationship is based on labor relations.

If he doesn't help you transfer out, the law will recognize that you are still an employee of this company, and you can ask him for your monthly salary.

You need to tell him about situations that are harmful to him.

The leader may help you do it based on his own interests.

How to make farmers pay for rural social insurance? Increase rural social security subsidies in fiscal support for agriculture. Partially reduce agricultural taxes and force them to become rural social security funds. Open dynamic accounts for pension insurance for migrant farmers. Establish a land-for-security system for landless farmers. Editor's note: 60 million

Yuan's life-saving money, which was crucial to the fate of the insured farmers, was lent to others by the Civil Affairs Bureau of Honghe Prefecture in Yunnan Province in the name of increasing interest rates and appreciating the value, resulting in a huge debt that could not be repaid.

On February 8, the viewpoint page reported the ins and outs of this case of misappropriation of rural insurance funds under the title "How 60 million in pension funds were misappropriated."

More than 60 newspapers and websites reprinted this report almost simultaneously.

"Currently, the public welfare funds managed and used by the civil affairs and labor departments are basically unsupervised. If there is no request from superiors, the disciplinary inspection, supervision and audit departments will generally not interfere. If the leaders of the management department have evil intentions, they will

Misappropriation of funds for personal or departmental interests. "Whenever there is a strong response from the masses, a bunch of officials who are dishonest or incompetent will always be found. The problem has already existed and has been responded to. Why do managers always become aware of it later?"

"... It is not difficult to see from the comments of netizens that the safety of farmers' pension funds has received great attention.

What are the problems in the management of rural insurance funds?

What is causing the problem?

How to solve it?

Wang Yongchao: "The village cadre said that pension insurance is good, but I don't know whether it is true or not, and whether the money will be paid. Later, I thought it was run by the state, and the state would not lie to us, so I decided to pay less first and see.

Let’s talk.” The statement of Yan Yingsheng, a farmer from Tai’an City, Shandong Province, reflects the ambivalence of some insured farmers.

According to the statistics of the "China Labor Statistics Yearbook", in 2003, there were 2.239 million insured persons in rural areas of my country, including 1.397 million insured persons in township enterprises, and the cumulative number of insured persons was 54.28 million. The number of insured persons receiving pensions that year*** There are 1.976 million people, and the per capita monthly pension is only 40 yuan.

If the number of insured employees of township enterprises and the corresponding pension insurance funds are deducted, only the contributions and pension payments of rural farmers are calculated. According to the current rural pension insurance implementation measures, the insured age of farmers is 20 to 60 years old, divided into 2

There are 10 payment levels from 10 yuan to 20 yuan. If the monthly payment is 2 yuan, insured farmers will only receive a monthly pension of 4.7 yuan after 10 years, and only 9.9 yuan per month after 15 years.

It is understood that the vast majority of policyholders purchase the lowest level, which is 2 yuan per month.

Due to factors such as increased management fees and falling bank interest rates, the actual standard received by insured persons may be even lower.

Judging from the actual situation of insurance, it is simply difficult to achieve the goal of ensuring the basic life of the elderly by establishing a rural social pension insurance system.

Farmers are unwilling to buy rural insurance accounts, and insurance withdrawals are increasing in various places. "The current rural social insurance work is full of difficulties, and large-scale withdrawals have even occurred in some places." Zhu Rongzong, the Social Insurance Administration Bureau of Bazhong City, Sichuan Province, said worriedly.

Zhu Rongzong said that at present, rural insurance methods are not unified in various places. Most farmers think that this is a local behavior and are worried that the policy will change over time and it will be difficult to cash out pensions, thus affecting farmers' enthusiasm for participating in insurance.

In addition, the scope and objects of insurance overlap with urban enterprise employee pension insurance, and the policy boundaries are unclear.

For example, some farmers who migrate to cities for work and business are included in urban enterprise employee pension insurance as individual industrial and commercial households, and some participate in rural pension insurance.

According to Yang Lixiong, an expert on social pension insurance at Renmin University of China, the Ministry of Civil Affairs began piloting the rural social pension insurance system in some rural areas in 1990 and promoted it nationwide two years later.

"At the peak, there were more than 80 million rural people in the country covered by insurance, but this number began to decline in 1998, and now there are only more than 50 million people. In other words, in the past 15 years, the vast majority of farmers, who account for 60% of China's population

None of them have joined the social pension system, and their life in old age mainly relies on land and children.