Is the Social Security Bureau afraid of complaints?

The social security bureau is afraid of complaints. The effective ways to complain to the social security bureau include complaining to the labor inspection brigade of the local social security bureau, or applying for administrative reconsideration to the people's government at the same level or the competent department at the next higher level of the social security bureau, or even bringing a lawsuit to the local court. As a government agency, the Social Security Bureau is responsible for providing social security services for the people. If the social security bureau or its staff have problems such as work mistakes, improper services and illegal acts, the people have the right to complain and defend their rights through legal channels. Social Security Bureau needs to take complaints seriously, handle and respond in time to maintain its credibility and service quality. If the Social Security Bureau mishandles the complaint or has other problems, it may be investigated for responsibility and punishment by the higher authorities or regulatory agencies. Therefore, the Social Security Bureau needs to pay attention to and actively respond to all kinds of complaints and feedback.