DSS staff warn cubicles would undermine privacy and casework efficiency
DSS employees testified at the March 5 hearing that converting private offices to cubicles would hinder confidential interviews, make phone work and document access difficult, and could worsen staff retention and audit performance.
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Several Department of Social Services employees described how private offices support confidentiality, file access and staff wellbeing — and said cubicles would hamper that work.
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