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When the early rollout of Universal Credit begins next month
in Manchester and Cheshire most of the benefit calculations
will be done manually, rather than using the system being developed by
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), according to sources close to the
situation. Computerworld UK has been
told that the only part of the final £500 million system that will be used will
be to book appointments at job centres, with some personal details stored and
used again. However, all final Universal Credit calculations will be carried
out using spreadsheets. Earlier this
month it was revealed that the Universal Credit’s programme director, Hilary
Reynolds, had stepped down from her responsibilities and ‘moved on to other
work’ within DWP just four months after being appointed. Read more on the Computerworld website.
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