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The department of social service has the most disorganized system I have ever witnessed. First the employees are dysfunctional.Second the thing is you let people abuse the system . Then you guys expect people to survive with the scarce amount that you give them. In the following paragraphs I will show you examples with my experience with social service that you should see clear what's going on. The employees from the department of social services think that the money they are giving to the poor belong to them for example if a person brings all the paperwork to the caseworker they are supposed to approve it if everything is there and it is correct. But if they dislike you they find something else to ask you for , or always having

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