A service standard is a public commitment to a measurable level of performance that clients can expect under normal circumstances.
The Canada School of Public Service has developed the following service standards as part of its commitment to quality client service. These standards will be monitored, regularly reviewed and expanded over time.
Service standard: Under review
Target: Under review
Our performance:
About this standard: This timeliness standard applies to telephone inquiries from individuals seeking general information or assistance. Should an agent be unable to fully resolve a caller's inquiry, escalation in the form of a call transfer or a call-back request will be needed. This may result in additional wait times.
About this standard: This timeliness standard applies to email, website and fax inquiries made by individuals and mandatory training coordinators using one of the following:
The initial response to an email, online submission or fax request will not always complete an inquiry. Should the Client Contact Centre be unable to fully resolve the inquiry, the agent's response will include details related to the escalation, such as a ticket number.
This service channel was recently transferred within the organization, limiting the data available for the first quarter of 2018–2019. Performance information for this standard is available again as of July 2018 and will be reported in the next quarter.
About this standard: This timeliness standard applies to email, website and telephone inquiries made through the resolution channel. The initial response to an email, online submission or telephone request will not always complete an inquiry. Should the inquiry need escalation, the response will include related details, such as a ticket number. A response will not be provided to online submissions where the client has selected the option "I do not require a response."
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