Is the Social Security Bureau state-owned?

The Social Security Bureau is a government department that enjoys the power entrusted by the state according to law, exercises its functions and powers with the national budget as the activity funds, and enjoys the capacity of civil rights and civil conduct. It is a government administrative organ responsible for managing and handling various social security businesses.

The full name of the Social Security Bureau, some places are generally "Social Security Administration" or "Social Security Bureau", and some places summarize the social security business as the local "Human Resources and Social Security Bureau".

The units directly under the Social Security Bureau generally include: social labor insurance management center, social insurance management center of government institutions, and rural social insurance management center.

The Social Security Bureau generally has a service hall to handle social insurance business. It can be used for enterprises, institutions and individuals to participate in insurance, pay for their pension, medical care, maternity, unemployment, work-related injuries and other insurance during their employment, and handle retirement pension payment and related work for retirees.

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