HB correspondence and complaint handling?
Von: Jack (jackg@nucks.com) [Profil]
Datum: 18.11.2009 15:48
Message-ID: <20091118-144825.364.0@Paul.news.plus.net>
Newsgroup: uk.gov.social-security
Datum: 18.11.2009 15:48
Message-ID: <20091118-144825.364.0@Paul.news.plus.net>
Newsgroup: uk.gov.social-security
Is it standard procedure for letters to the LA revenues & benfits dept about HB/CTC to be replied to only in the name of the manager of that dept (pre-printed, not signed), even if s/he has not seen a copy of the ingoing or outgoing letters? If so, why? Cannot staff who actually write the letters be named as the sender? Further, if I write to the manager by name and FAO and I receive a reply supposedly from him, how do I know he has actually written it or even seen it -- especially if it is in response to a complaint? Lastly, if I'm not happy with the response from a letter sent personally to the manager, who do I complain to -- apart from the local government ombudsman? TIA[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
Antworten
- Robbie (18.11.2009 16:32)
- Jack (18.11.2009 23:10)
- Robbie (18.11.2009 23:26)
- anon (19.11.2009 02:45)
- Mike (19.11.2009 09:11)
- anon (19.11.2009 15:01)
- Robbie (19.11.2009 15:59)
- mart2306@hotmail.com (20.11.2009 09:31)
- anon (20.11.2009 14:36)
- Robbie (20.11.2009 15:03)
- anon (20.11.2009 15:34)
- Mike (20.11.2009 18:36)
- mart2306@hotmail.com (21.11.2009 01:26)
- mart2306@hotmail.com (21.11.2009 01:24)
- mart2306@hotmail.com (19.11.2009 09:30)
