How does the social security center work? Is the treatment good?

The treatment of social security center depends on the position. Many local social security centers belong to public institutions and implement the wage standards of public institutions. Wage standards vary from place to place. In economically developed cities and institutions, the wage standard is relatively high, and the overall monthly salary exceeds 10,000. Wages in economically underdeveloped areas are much lower. There are many supernumerary staff in the social security center, and the salary of supernumerary staff is low. The salary of non-staff personnel has basically changed little, and there is no room for improvement. Generally, contracts are signed once every three years. The salary of township-level social security centers is very low, generally more than 2,000 a month.