Customer Complaints (Ombudsman) Aoife Nic Reamoinn

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  1. IPA Diploma in the Management of Modern Public Service Delivery Dealing with Customer Complaints Aoife Nic Réamoinn Office of the Ombudsman 27 November 2008
  2. Summary
    • Good complaints handling is a subset of good customer service
    • Good for customer
    • Good for organisation
  3. Overview
    • Role of the Ombudsman
    • Complaints and Complainants
    • Good Complaints Handling
  4. The Role of the Ombudsman
    • Examines complaints from members of the public who feel that they have been unfairly treated by certain public bodies, and recommends redress where appropropriate
  5. Role of the Ombudsman
    • Ombudsman Offices
    • Background
    • Statutory Powers and Functions
    • Characteristics
  6. Role of the Ombudsman What do we examine?
    • Administrative Actions
      • Adverse affect
      • Within remit
      • Restrictions apply
  7. Role of the Ombudsman How
    • Screening
    • Impartial examination
    • Communication with complainant
    • Redress
    • Internal Review
  8. Role of the Ombudsman Redress
    • Restoration of rights/benefits
    • Acknowledgment
    • Explanation
    • Apology
    • Compensation
  9. Role of the Ombudsman Improving the Service
    • Customer Survey and Focus Groups
    • Managing Customer Expectations
    • Regular Communication
    • Quarterly Surveys
  10. Complaints and Complainants Who What Why
    • Clients/customers
    • Public in general
    • Public bodies
    • ‘ Difficult’
  11. Complaints and Complainants Who What Why
    • A complaint is an expression of dissatisfaction
    • Service provided or not provided
    • Satisfaction/redress
  12. Complaints and Complainants Who What Why
    • People complain because their expectations have not been met
  13. Complaints and Complainants Who What Why
    • Valid Expectations
      • Mistakes, improper, bias, delay, inadequate
    • Unreal Expectations
      • ‘ your job is to meet my all needs’
  14. Good Complaints Handling Values
    • Democracy and the citizen
    • Checks and Balances
    • Principles of Natural Justice
    • Rule of Law
  15. Good Complaints Handling Values
    • Citizens rights
      • To be heard, explanation/information, assistance, remedies
    • Principles of Good Administration
      • Proper, fair, impartial
    • Customer Charters
      • specific commitments
  16. Good Complaints Handling Benefits
    • Gives a voice to the customer
    • Promotes confidence in the organisation
    • Meets stategic objectives
    • Promotes good public relations
    • Provides Feedback
    • Provides quick solution to problems
  17. Good Complaints Handling Characteristics of system
    • Accessible
    • Simple
    • Speedy
    • Fair
    • Impartial
    • Confidential
    • Effective
    • Flexible
  18. Good Complaints Handling Characterisctis of the handler
    • Open
    • Calm
    • Non-judgemental
    • Empathetic
    • Firm
    • Aware of personal prejeudice
  19. Good Complaints Handling Do’s and Don’t’s
    • Don’t
      • Argue with complainant
      • Become personal
      • Pre-judge issue
      • Delay
      • Fudge
  20. Good Complaints Do’s and Don’ts
    • Do
      • Focus on the customer
      • Know the law and customer entitlements
      • Respond promptly
      • Get full facts
      • Give clear explanations
      • Apologise, if appropriate
      • Use discretionary power
      • Use to improve the service
  21. Further Information
    • www.ombudsman.ie
  22. Discussion

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