WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Social Security Administration announced on Monday that the Office of Transformation, a component within the agency, will close. Effective Monday, employees in this office will be put on administrative leave.
“President Trump has mandated the Federal government to eliminate wasteful and inefficient offices, and the Office of Transformation was a prime example,” said Lee Dudek, Acting Commissioner of Social Security. “This redundant office was created under the previous administration, and we are righting that wrong.”
To learn about other changes the agency has made, visit Social Security Announces Change to Improve Agency Operations and Strengthen Protections.
Read Acting Commissioner Dudek’s statement on his commitment to transparency and protecting benefits and information.
