MEMBERS’ CODE
vant to the work to he Any industry which is involved, as the cleaning industry is, with entry to premises both inside and outside normal working hours must provide its clients with a high degree of protection as well as efficient service. All accredited members of the New Zealand Federation of Master Cleaners accept this code of practice, which controls their relationship to all clients. Quotations to prospective clients: All quotations will as far as possible, embrace all the known factors rele-
undertaken, and they will provide for sufficient staff and working hours to execute the contract efficiently. Free estimates to clients: Members offer free advice or estimates, and these are without, obligation on the part of the prospective client. Insurance: Members are required to carry such policies that adequately insure clients' property and contents of buildings during cleaning operations. Security of property: Members will ensure
clients’ property is correctly secured during and on cessation of cleaning operations. Safety: Members will ensure that their employees are made aware of safety regulations.
Staff: Members will ensure that staff employed I are properly trained in their duties, and are of good character. Supervision: Members I undertake to provide and' maintain a high standard, of services and provide adequate supervision. Materials and machinery: Members undertake to provide good quality materia! and equipment, and that all equipment is properly ■ maintained. Price fixing: Members! undertake when tendering; for contracts, to eschew i any form of price fixing or collusion.
Termination of agreements: Members will in- i elude in all agreements! precise and clearly defined conditions relating to termination of such agreements.
Employment of clients’ labour: Members will guarantee not to engage any of their clients’ labour without their prior approval. Arbitration in disputes: A member in dispute with his client will submit to arbitration by the Federation if the client so requests. ■F—a—■
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