Managing Unreasonable Complainant Conduct

Learn strategies and skills to manage unreasonable complainant conduct around service complaints effectively and confidently.

Duration

3-Hours

Location

In-House and Online

How to attend this workshop

In-House Workshop

If you have eight or more people interested in attending this workshop, our in-house training is tailored to your learning needs and offers great value for money.

In-house workshops can be delivered online or face to face!

Online Public Workshop

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Self-Paced e-Learning

Complete this course online in your own time by enrolling in the self-paced e-Learning course.

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A service complaint is a great opportunity for customer feedback.  Good customer service strategies actively welcome, respond to and learn from complaints.

Complainant conduct is unacceptable or unreasonable if it involves actions or behaviours, which because of the nature or frequency, raise substantial health, safety, wellbeing, resource or equity issues for the organisation, its staff, other service users or the complainant themselves.

Unacceptable behaviour, often referred to as “vexatious complainants” can take up a disproportionate amount of an organisation’s time and resources.

This workshop provides staff with specific strategies and skills to manage unreasonable complainant conduct and situations around service complaints effectively and confidently.

Course Outline

This online workshop takes a blended learning approach.

  • A 3-hour fully interactive online Zoom session: join the Zoom session from any device, laptop, desktop, tablet or mobile phone
  • Upon completion, gain access to online self-study materials to reinforce learning

This workshop will cover:

  • An understanding of unacceptable complainant behaviour and its causes
  • The impact of unacceptable complainant behaviour
  • Strategies to reduce the risk of unacceptable complainant behaviour occurring; and
  • Effective responses to manage unacceptable complainant behaviour
  • This workshop deals with unreasonable complainant conduct when related to service complaints not complaints of antisocial behaviour.

Who should attend this workshop:

  • Anyone responsible for dealing with complaints or for complaint handling policy and procedures

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