Why can civil servants receive high pension insurance without paying pension insurance?
Civil servants also pay pension insurance, but the payment is not the basic pension insurance, but the pension insurance of government agencies and undertakings. Civil servants are managed by reference to the Civil Servant Law, and the relevant provisions of the Labor Law and the Social Insurance Law are not applicable, that is, civil servants cannot enjoy basic pension insurance benefits, but are provided by the state. After the reform of the old-age insurance for government agencies and institutions and the salary system for civil servants, they are now required to pay old-age insurance, and the collection unit is the old-age insurance institute for government agencies and institutions of the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau. Is there anything you don't understand?
