Sentence examples for organising customer from inspiring English sources

Kreiner said the restaurant was co-operating with health authorities and organising customer compensation.

Her new responsibilities include organising deliveries, customer service, paperwork and making sure the restaurant is cleaned up and closed down at the end of her shift, which can be as late as 2am.

Employees were no longer mainly organised around customer segments but on functional principles: engineering, manufacturing, marketing and so forth.A functional structure is more efficient, but it also has big drawbacks.

Tour operators are arranging additional flights and will be organising departures for their customers.

Phillips de Pury says auctions are the bulk of its business, but will in future focus more on building collections and on organising private sales for customers.

So to the traditional ethos of public service we need to add another element of customer care - organising public services around the convenience of the public - if we are truly to meet modern expectations.

It's not the market that will provide the answer to poor public (or indeed private) service: it is, as it always was, the hard work of establishing what the customer wants and organising the work to meet it with minimum fuss, and therefore least cost.

It blends online and mobile banking with tools to help customers organise their finances through an elegant website and app.

Wandering around local bars and restaurants, I meet bar owners who organise prostitutes for customers and set up trips to karaoke parlours, where hostesses strip off to sing.

In the interests of offering customers a simpler method for organising transport between member states signatories to the CIM and SMGS, contract work to improve existing rules and introduction of new technical and technological innovations are needed.

It is also organising free credit monitoring for a year for all customers.