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Workflow Changes, DOGE data handling, and the Government Shutdown: Social Security Perpectives
An Investopedia post by personal finance writer Elizabeth Guevara notes that in about a month, changes to the Social Security Administration’s workflow processes will provide increased focus on in-person service and specialized teams managing complex cases. The changes follow staffing reductions and will affect the Agency’s community-based Field Offices. Her post also provides an update on Department of Justice commentary regarding the Department of Government Efficiency’s handling of Social Security information. Finally, Ms. Guevara provides an update on what the partial government shutdown means for Social Security. Check out her post here…
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