Over 90 per cent of Universal Credit staff say IT system is 'less than adequate'

Sooraj Shah
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PCS fires back at DWP over suggestion that survey is not representative of Universal Credit workforce

More than 90 per cent (90.4 per cent) of Universal Credit staff believe that the IT system they use is "less than adequate" to efficiently deliver Universal Credit, according to a survey by the Pub...

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