What does a social security assistant do?

The work of social security assistants is as follows:

1. Publicity and consultation: responsible for the publicity of labor security policies and providing relevant consulting services to the public.

2. Daily work: undertake the daily affairs of regional employment and social security.

3. Social insurance subsidy declaration: responsible for the declaration process of social insurance subsidies.

4. Retiree management assistance: assist regional social insurance agencies to hand over the service management of retirees' files and information collection.

5. Job registration and recommendation: job registration, employment policy consultation, career guidance and recommendation for laid-off workers.

6. Collection and analysis of employment information: Collect employment information within the jurisdiction, analyze the demand of local human resources, and timely transmit this information to the municipal and district public employment agencies.