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I have never heard of a society insurance notebook, but if such a thing exists, then the sentence is fine. There are no grammatical mistakes.

CJ

Hi,

When you work for a company, there is a "book" in which they decribe your amount of money that you can receive when retirement.

What does it called? a society insurance notebook ?

Quoc

I know that there are sometimes booklets or fliers that describe a company's benefits, but what you are describing is not something I am familiar with.

The amount of money you can receive when you retire is called a pension.
I think the procedures for administrating pension plans are different from country to country. In the U.S. there is no book or notebook associated with pensions as far as I know. The "statement of benefits" is the only thing I can think of that comes close to what you are describing. Sorry!