Britain's
welfare reforms have been undermined by a series of “missteps” with officials
in denial over emerging problems, says the man overseeing the introduction of
Universal Credit. Howard Shiplee says he
is focusing on ensuring that the “cultural elements” of the welfare reform
programme are introduced while an “enhanced” IT system is being developed. The remarks are the most outspoken yet from
within government, admitting that the introduction of Universal Credit has been
undermined by technical and bureaucratic problems and is behind schedule. The
Daily Telegraph understands that the National Audit Office will publish a
report into Universal Credit which will highlight widespread problems. Read more on the Daily Telegraph website.
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