STATE SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT - A POLICY OF BALANCE BETWEENTHE STATE AND PUBLIC INTERESTSMarin Filev
Master of Economics
Master of Public Administration
Master of Economic Management
SUMMARY
In performing its activity the State Social Security accumulates, distributes and redistributes an enormous amount of financial resources which can be organized and managed by applying various financial structural systems and models. This flexibility in the organizational, management and financial systems conditioned to a greater extent by the formation, development and traditions in the social security relations in a given country, provides an opportunity, at a change of the political administration, to make alterations in the social security organization and management. These changes are not always such as to meet the social interests.The state’s excessive interference in the social security scheme may lead to the well known in the near past centralization and state budget system for social security financing.The public interests require the establishment of permanent and stable social security relations free of any dependence on the will and interests of particular individuals or groups of people. Therefore, in managing social security, one must try to find the balance between the interests of the state and the interests of the society. It is necessary to look for such a union of interests that is beneficial to each citizen of our society.
