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28/06/2013
Jobs Boost For Limavady
Social Development Minister Nelson McCausland has announced that Limavady will be the site for a new mail opening and scanning unit for all Social Security Agency mail.
The new unit which will be based at Limavady Jobs and Benefits Office will increase staff numbers in the office to provide this new service in addition to providing current services. This unit will enable the Agency to introduce digital scanning for many of its existing services and it will support the move to online services for social security benefits.
Announcing the new unit during a visit to the Limavady office, the Minister said: "I very much welcome the Agency's drive towards modernising its services thereby improving the service it provides to claimants. This new unit will provide a welcome jobs boost for Limavady and create 20 new posts in the area once it's operational from January 2014 onwards.
"It helps to ensure optimum use of the Social Security Agency estate and at the same time affords local people travelling to work in Belfast and other parts of Northern Ireland an opportunity to work closer to home."
(CD/JP)
The new unit which will be based at Limavady Jobs and Benefits Office will increase staff numbers in the office to provide this new service in addition to providing current services. This unit will enable the Agency to introduce digital scanning for many of its existing services and it will support the move to online services for social security benefits.
Announcing the new unit during a visit to the Limavady office, the Minister said: "I very much welcome the Agency's drive towards modernising its services thereby improving the service it provides to claimants. This new unit will provide a welcome jobs boost for Limavady and create 20 new posts in the area once it's operational from January 2014 onwards.
"It helps to ensure optimum use of the Social Security Agency estate and at the same time affords local people travelling to work in Belfast and other parts of Northern Ireland an opportunity to work closer to home."
(CD/JP)
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