Response to Ofwat consultation: Strengthening protections for customers in the Business Retail Market
Institute of Customer Service response to Ofwat’s consultation on strengthening protections for customers in the Business Retail Market.
Jo Causon returns to BBC Radio 5’s Wake up to Money
The Institute's CEO Jo Causon joined BBC Radio 5's Wake up to Money once again, to discuss the state of UK customer service following our January 2024 UK Customer Satisfaction Index results. Jo discusses the current state of service…
Interview with The Telegraph: Why aren’t we being served?
Jo Causon was interviewed for a feature piece in The Telegraph highlighting the best and worst of customer service in the UK. The article also quotes extensively from The Institute's research.
The last stand of the call-centre worker
The Economist featured The Institute's latest UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) in an article about the rise of customer service chatbots.
Customer Service Root Cause Analysis Video
Our Customer Service Root Cause Analysis Workshop will focus on ways of improving customer experience by proactively understanding underlying issues, implementing corrective action, and as a result, reducing complaints. The workshop is aimed at leaders and managers responsible for: Delivering…
Response to UKRN consultation: UKRN Strategy 2024-27
Institute of Customer Service response to the UK Regulators’ Network’s Consultation on effective delivery of the Network’s objectives and outcomes for the forthcoming three years.
UKCSI Open Webinar Jan 2024
We recently hosted a special version of our January 2024 UKCSI launch webinar, accessible to both members and non-members. Our CEO, Jo Causon, and the Institute’s Head of Research and Insight, Brian Weston, delved into some of the key highlights…
Response to Ofwat consultation: Core Customer Information – Ofwat’s draft guidance on core information companies should clearly provide to their customers
Institute of Customer Service response to Ofwat’s consultation on core customer information guidance for water companies to clearly provide to their customers.Â
It is mission critical to turn around the decline in UK customer satisfaction
It is certainly disappointing and concerning that UK customer satisfaction has fallen again (the third straight period of decline) and now stands at its lowest level since 2015, according to our UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI). This is a disappointment…
Believe it or not, some companies still put their customers first
The Observer featured a comment from Jo Causon around The Institute's latest UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI), highlighting that companies that get their customer service offering right are often performing better.