The Irish Sun
Woman, 23, on Universal Credit moans about the ‘dumb’ & ‘poorly run’ Jobcentre
A YOUNG woman has moaned about how the Jobcentre has found “yet another way” to get on her nerves. Serena Lola, a 23-year-old who receives Universal…
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Job Centre Demands In-Person Cash Repayment for £15 Overpayment, Sparks Public Outcry Over "Illogical" Process
A young woman has voiced significant frustration regarding the UK Job Centre's handling of an overpayment, describing the required repayment process as 'illogical' and inefficient. The individual, who wishes to remain anonymous, stated that she was overpaid £15 for travel expenses related to a job interview. While acknowledging her obligation to return the funds, she was reportedly instructed to physically visit the Job Centre and hand over the cash. 'It's the way that I have to give the money back,' she explained in a video widely shared online. 'They told me that I have to come into the Job Centre and hand them cash.' She further elaborated on the inconvenience, noting that she is currently unemployed and must incur a £1.75 travel cost to make the repayment. 'This just seems illogical to me,' she added, 'especially in a day and age of technology where we can bank transfer money.' The woman argued that the process is outdated and could be significantly streamlined, suggesting that 'everything to do with the Job Centre could just be made easier for both parties.' The incident has sparked discussion online about the efficiency and accessibility of government services in the digital age.
The Sun
Woman, 23, on Universal Credit moans about the ‘dumb’ & ‘poorly run’ Jobcentre
A YOUNG woman has moaned about how the Jobcentre has found “yet another way” to get on her nerves. Serena Lola, a 23-year-old who receives Universal…
The Scottish Sun
Woman, 23, on Universal Credit moans about the ‘dumb’ & ‘poorly run’ Jobcentre
A YOUNG woman has moaned about how the Jobcentre has found “yet another way” to get on her nerves. Serena Lola, a 23-year-old who receives Universal…
