Sentence examples for face services from inspiring English sources

Pennell, added: "Moving clients to online services will be crucial as the DWP looks to focus its face to face services on people who require greater assistance, allowing it to meet some of its planned cuts and efficiency savings".

However, examination of response, adherence, and dropout rates suggests there is considerable scope for improving traditional face to face services.

Our research questions on service provision and utilization include: Who is served by primary prevention programs like this? Do participants report satisfaction with computer-mediated services commensurate with traditional face-to face services?

Similarly to the closed-ended questions regarding what service features callers considered important, responses included increased hours of availability, access to a known volunteer and/or counsellor, reduced waiting times, possible access to face to face services and increased availability of PANDA initiated follow up.

The agency says these workers will not be laid off, nor will riders face service cuts, as nearly all the elevators will run unmanned.

This brought together all non-faculty student facing services, to create one large Directorate, Library and Student Support Services.

North London Rape Crisis says it has had to open a counselling helpline to deal with the increasing number of women who need support because its waiting list for face-to-face services is growing too long.

'OK, you can give accurate general advice, but you can't determine whether or not somebody has a defence by talking on a phone.' John Sirodcar, head of direct services at the LSC, denied that advisers were reluctant to refer clients on to face-to-face services where appropriate.

"People rightly focus on the crisis facing services caring for the elderly," says Izzi Seccombe, the LGA's community wellbeing spokesperson and Conservative leader of Warwickshire county council.

It is for these reasons that the National Gallery is seeking a partner to manage the provision of some of its visitor-facing services.

The PCS union said the planned closure of DVLA offices would "wipe out the high quality face-to-face services these offices provide to the public and motor traders".