Customer Service Standards in the Courts of the Republic of Moldova: Practical Guide
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The Superior Council of Magistracy (SCM) in the Republic of Moldova has approved the "Customer Service Standards in the Courts of the Republic of Moldova" based on decision No.
2015 · 14 pages

Abstract
587/24 of August 11, 2015. These standards aim to improve the quality of public services in courts by promoting uniform procedures and enhancing the relationship between court staff and customers. The customer service standards are founded on the principles of credibility, respect, responsibility, equity, empathy, and civic spirit. These principles emphasize the importance of honesty, integrity, and reliability in interactions between court staff and customers. Court employees are expected to display a proper attitude and respect towards citizens, demonstrating a thorough analysis of their interests and feelings. Effective communication and relationships in organizations are built on these principles. Court staff are encouraged to be polite, open to collaboration, and willing to offer information to all court users. They should use polite formulas, such as "I kindly ask you" and "Thank you," and personalize interactions with customers by addressing them officially and sharing their own name. Court employees are also expected to deal with customers professionally and accord them fair and equal treatment, regardless of their gender, socio-economic status, disability, or other social or political attributes. They should prevent unjustified discrimination and observe the principle of equal rights while processing claims and taking decisions. The public counters at the court's Procedural Tracking and Documentation Division, the Archive Division, and the Monitoring and Public Relations Division are open during working hours posted next to each counter. Citizens can receive information and services they request at the counter within the shortest time possible. Court staff are expected to be responsible, honest, and trustworthy, and to manifest that they are committed to their work and the institution they represent. Court employees are also expected to be disciplined and comply with internal regulations. They should be punctual, inform customers when they need to leave the office, and take responsibility for their actions. They should prioritize tasks to obtain good results and work in a team, recognizing that the success of a team is more important than personal achievement. Overall, the customer service standards in the courts of the Republic of Moldova aim to promote a positive image of the institution and improve the relationship between court staff and customers. By following these standards, court employees can demonstrate a proper attitude and respect towards citizens, and provide high-quality public services.
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