What does the Social Security Bureau do and what is its function?

The full name of the Social Security Bureau is: Social Labor Insurance Administration.

1. Implement the national and provincial guidelines, policies, laws and regulations on social insurance; Entrusted by the competent department, study and draft relevant local social insurance policies;

2 to guide the social insurance work of social insurance agencies in counties (cities, districts);

3 organize the implementation of the city level social insurance work plan, strengthen the daily management of business work, and ensure that the plan is completed on time;

4. Cooperate with relevant departments to do a good job in the management of the two lines of revenue and expenditure of various social insurance funds, provide the original data of various social insurance collections to the local tax authorities in a timely manner, and be responsible for the timely disbursement of various social insurance funds;

5 responsible for the registration, transfer, termination and interruption of enterprise insurance and employee insurance, and uniformly examine and approve the basic pension for retirees; Audit the basic medical insurance, work-related injuries, maternity and other expenses of employees, and pay them in full on schedule;

6. Establish various social insurance business ledgers, regularly check with individual accounts of enterprises and employees, seriously develop and utilize social insurance system computers, and archive and computerize various accounts, cards and accounts;

7. Cooperate with relevant departments to do a good job in socialized management services for retirees;

8 responsible for the preparation of social insurance fund budget and final accounts, responsible for the audit of social insurance funds, responsible for the preparation of the city's social insurance accounting, statistics and information work;

9. To undertake other tasks assigned by the municipal government and the Municipal Bureau of Personnel, Labor and Social Security.