COMPLAINT MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK
Complaint management framework June 2015 i Foreword As recognised in the Australian and New Zealand Standard Guidelines for complaint management in organizations (AS/NZS 10002:2014), everybody has the right to complain. An effective complaint management system enables us to correct errors, identify system improvements
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