Question: How much can I get back from the Unemployment Insurance of the rural household registrat

Unemployed persons who meet the following conditions can receive unemployment insurance benefits: 1. Interrupt employment within the legal working age without their own will; 2. Have a permanent urban residence in the city; 3. Pay unemployment insurance premiums in accordance with regulations during employment; 4. Pay unemployment insurance premiums for one year before dissolving or terminating labor or work relations; 5. In accordance with the provisions of these measures, go through the unemployment registration procedures and unemployment insurance application procedures, and have job search requirements.

The period for receiving unemployment insurance money shall be determined on the basis of the number of years of unemployment insurance premiums accumulated before unemployment (deducting the period of payment for unemployment insurance premiums that has been verified). If the payment period is 1 year but less than 2 years, the period for receiving unemployment insurance money is 2 months, and for each additional year of payment in the future, the period is increased by 2 months, and so on, but the maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance money at one time shall not exceed 24 months.

According to the regulations, it is generally 40% of the average salary of the 12 months before the unemployment of one's own salary, and the maximum cannot exceed the local average social wage, and the minimum cannot be lower than the times of the local minimum security standard.

Hello, are you talking about unemployment benefits from Social Security? Unemployment benefits can be received if you meet the relevant conditions, but if you do not receive them, they cannot be refunded.

Unemployment benefits can only be received after the labor relationship has been terminated with the unit, and the labor relationship can only be received if the labor relationship is terminated by personal will, and the cumulative contribution reaches one year. The details are as follows:

1. Can you get it?

According to Article 14 of the Regulations on Unemployment Insurance, an unemployed person who meets the following conditions may receive unemployment insurance money: (1) he or she has participated in unemployment insurance in accordance with the regulations, and his or her employer and himself have fulfilled the obligation to pay contributions for one year or more in accordance with the regulations; (2) Interruption of employment not due to the person's will; (3) Those who have been registered as unemployed and have requirements for job seeking.

2, How much to receive:

If the unemployed person's employer and himself have paid contributions for one year but less than five years in accordance with the regulations before becoming unemployed, the maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance money is 12 months; If the cumulative payment period is 5 years but less than 10 years, the maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits is 18 months; If the cumulative payment period is more than 10 years, the maximum period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits is 24 months. If a person becomes unemployed again after re-employment, the payment period shall be recalculated, and the period for receiving unemployment insurance money may be combined with the period for receiving unemployment insurance money that should have been received but not yet received in the previous unemployment, but the maximum period shall not exceed 24 months.

3. How to receive.

Those who meet the conditions for receiving unemployment benefits need to provide materials for the termination of labor relations to apply to the social security institutions of the cities where they participate in the insurance to receive unemployment benefits, and the unemployed persons can only receive unemployment benefits after unemployment registration and training. Generally, it is received in the next month after unemployment, and it is issued by punching in and receiving it locally on a monthly basis. Due to the different procedures, it is recommended that you consult the local social security agency.

In some localities, individuals with rural hukou do not pay unemployment benefits and receive one-time unemployment benefits, which are generally about 60 percent of the unemployment allowance standard. In some places, rural hukou also needs to pay unemployment benefits, which are the same as those of urban hukou.

Where does the rural hukou get the unemployment benefits?

1. All 1. Unemployment insurance payment standards.

The standard of unemployment insurance premiums is determined according to the average contribution base of the unemployed in the previous 12 months, and the average contribution base is 40% for less than 10 years; For 10 years but less than 20 years, the average payment base is 45%; For more than 20 years, the average contribution base is 50%. The approved benefits must be within the upper and lower limits of unemployment insurance premiums, and at present the maximum shall not exceed 1,820 yuan per month, and the minimum shall not be less than 975 yuan per month.

2. Conditions for receiving unemployment insurance benefits.

The Regulations on Unemployment Insurance stipulate that persons who meet the following conditions may receive unemployment insurance money:

1) Participate in unemployment insurance in accordance with the regulations, and the employer and the person have fulfilled the payment obligation in accordance with the provisions for one year;

2) Interruption of employment not due to one's own will;

3) Have been registered as unemployed and have job search requirements. During the period of receiving unemployment insurance money, an unemployed person shall enjoy other unemployment insurance benefits at the same time in accordance with regulations.

3. Calculation of the amount to be collected.

The standard for the payment of unemployment insurance premiums shall generally be 70% of the minimum wage standard for the same period in the place where the unemployed person's original unit is located;

It shall be determined according to the time when the unemployed person worked and the time when he or she paid unemployment insurance premiums before he became unemployed

3 months for the cumulative payment period of more than 1 year but less than 2 years;

6 months for the cumulative payment period of more than 2 years but less than 3 years;

12 months for those who have paid for more than 3 years but less than 5 years;

15 months for those who have paid contributions for more than 5 years but less than 8 years;

18 months for those who have paid contributions for more than 8 years but less than 10 years;

24 months for those who have paid contributions for more than 10 years.