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Oed: A Case Study Of Ethical Dilemmas
I called to Anna, and left voice with the OED phone number where she can file a complaint.

Anna left me a voice message stating that her UC benefits has ended and she has called to OED and just spoke with and representative who admitted the OED made a mistake, but she still needs to wait 4-5 weeks.

She said has proven to them that all the allegations to stop her UC are not true.

Since there is no DHS programs or services complaint or concerns, I will wait a couple of days to see if she still has questions, otherwise, I will close her
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