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…
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 Economist featured The Institute's latest UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) in an article about the rise of customer service chatbots.
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.
The Institute's latest UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) is featured in City A.M, with a focus on the challenges faced by the utilities sector as satisfaction falls across the board.
Our CEO Jo Causon gives comment to The Telegraph as The Institute's latest UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) shows another drop, falling to its lowest level since January 2015.
Our CEO Jo Causon penned an opinion piece in the Insurance Post discussing our latest research into and government engagement around abuse of public-facing staff, with a focus on the financial services industry.
Our CEO Jo Causon is quoted in an article by retail-focused publication The Grocer, discussing our recent open letter calling on the policing minister to ensure assaults on public service workers are recorded in official crime statistics.
The Institute's CEO Jo Causon appeared on BBC Radio 5's Wake up to Money to discuss our Service with Respect campaign. The campaign reveals one-third of UK service workers consider leaving their role after abuse, as more than 55…
The Institute's Service with Respect campaign is highlighted in an article by BBC News, where it reports that more than 55 UK business leaders and politicians have signed an open letter calling on the policing minister to ensure assaults…