Is the post of housing security management recruited by public institutions good?

Generally speaking, it is to manage the housing distribution of employees in this unit. Good is good, but it is difficult to do. Institutions have two sensitive topics, one is promotion and the other is housing allocation. Every time our hospital allocates welfare houses, it is a mess, with all kinds of people and contradictions. Some people really don't have a house, but they can't get one. Some people obviously have it, but they still want to eat more and take more. Coupled with the perspectives of various interest groups, can it be reconciled? If you are a small clerk in this department, it doesn't matter, just do what the leader says. If you are the head of the department, it will be difficult. . .

Again, if you are just a clerk, you can say anything.