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Watchdog advises sincere apologies to be delivered by a senior staff member and avoid language that is ‘passive, unclear or dismissive’
The Housing Ombudsman has stressed the importance of meaningful apologies issued by social landlords to tenants as it published details of cases where a landlord’s apology could’ve been stronger.
In its latest “learning from severe maladministration” report, the watchdog said these apologies must be timely, personal, sincere, empathetic and take responsibility and express regret
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