But the service life is not enough. It's the statutory retirement age this year. It's only been paid for 4 years now. I've been looking for it all the time. I haven't paid social security for 7 years, and I've worked in state-owned enterprises for 11 years?

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Hello, you can ask the employer to pay salary. According to the work situation, you can ask the employer to pay double salary compensation or paid annual leave salary and high temperature allowance. If you fail to pay social insurance, you can ask the employer to make up for it, and you can also ask for economic compensation. You can negotiate and communicate with the local labor and personnel dispute arbitration commission for settlement. If you fail, you can apply to the local labor and personnel dispute arbitration commission for labor arbitration.

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Hello, I can't. All urban residents are 60 years old. Urban residents who have participated in urban residents' pension insurance and have reached the age of 60 can receive pension on a monthly basis. When the pension insurance rules for urban residents are implemented, those who have reached the age of 60 and have not enjoyed the basic pension insurance benefits for workers and other pension benefits limited by the state can receive basic pension on a monthly basis without paying fees; If the age of receiving is less than 15 years, the fees shall be paid annually, and shall also be paid in arrears. The accumulated fees shall not exceed 15 years; If the age of receiving is more than 15 years, the fee shall be paid annually, and the cumulative fee shall not be less than 15 years