Is it Legal to Pay Social Insurance in the Name of a Third Party?
Company A is headquartered in Shanghai. The employees who are working in the Hangzhou office of Company A, and they require Company A to pay social insurance in Hangzhou. Since Company A has not establish a branch in Hangzhou, it could not obtain an independent social insurance account, it has to entrust a third party to sign labor contracts with those employees and pay social insurance for them. The HR department is still worried about this arrangement. In practice, due to many reasons, it is not rare for a company to entrust a third party to pay social insurance for…