Sydney`s men`s benefits have been issued late, threatening the SWD to drive into the agency.
(photo of Daily Mail)
According to the Daily Mail, a man in Sydney who threatened the welfare department`s (Centrelink) said he would drive into the building if he did not get a reply by 5 pm this afternoon, according to the Daily Mail.
The benefit payment of an unemployed man in Sydney has been delayed. According to him, staff from the Welfare Department said yesterday that they were dealing with payments, but so far no progress has been made, and now he is very angry.
The angry man wrote on social media that he would retaliate if he didn`t get a response by 5 p. M. This afternoon.
Men make threats on social media. (photo of Daily Mail)
The man also reminded the welfare department that on 1 December last year, he had driven his car into the welfare office in (Liverpool), Liverpool, west of Sydney. The Welfare Department warned the man that he would take the threat very seriously. The welfare department responded on social media that it understood the man`s anxiety, but the agency has given it some advice to deal with and can`t do anything else.
Men make threats on social media. (photo of Daily Mail)
But this did not stop the man from continuing to lose his temper. On Friday, he posted a series of letters on the social networking site Twitter, accusing the welfare department of not even answering his phone calls.
Zugen (Hank Jongen), an official at (Department of Human Services), the Human Services Department, said the Welfare Department had a zero-tolerance approach to antisocial behavior. The organization attaches great importance to all threat, including threat. The safety of customers and employees is a top priority for the organization.
