Abusive case worker
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chellsangels
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Hi i really need some advice regarding a dwp case worker that has verbally abused me and the fact i claim esa & pip. But she has done this publicly on a facebook group. I need to know who and where i start my complaint plz im shocked and disgusted but more so very upset
Thank you kindly
Thank you kindly
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Firstly have you got the prove from social media before it's takrn down or removed? Contact CAB for advice and the media provider.. also enquire at DWP maybe at local police for cyber crime. Out walking dog so quick reply. Keep us posted
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Take screenshots of the posts by her, that you think relate to you.
Email the screenshots to Scope for their guidance.
Post on this site the Facebook group you rely upon. -
Contact the police and take screen shots of the posts you think are related to you.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
Hi @chellsangels, I'm so sorry to hear this- I really hope you're okay.
Given the situation, would you prefer to talk to somebody over the phone about what you've been through, to see if they can assist with this more directly? If so, we have a lovely helpline team who you can reach for free at 0808 800 3333, or find other methods of contact here. Please do keep us updated.
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