Depends on the hair length & thickness and type of salon. Some salons give massages to scalp and others don't.
suppliers
The principle's decision was alterable if they agreed to community service.
If they told you full service included the filter change and you agreed to full service then you agreed to a filter change and you had a meeting of the minds and a verbal agreement. If they did not change the filter they have broken the agreement.
When the customer has paid for a service or product and did not receive what was agreed to, received a much lesser product or service than what was agreed to, received a bogus product or service or received nothing whilst on the other hand the supplier has either disappeared, can not provide the product or service, or argues the compliance of their product or service without equitable justification with the intention of avoiding compensation.
Service Level Management (SLM) exists to ensure that services fully align with the needs of the business and meet the customers' requirements for functionality, availability and performance. The goal is to ensure that levels of service are negotiated and agreed with customers and all services are delivered to the agreed service levels defined in terms of agreed performance indicators. SLM must also ensure that services are continually improved where improvements are required by the customer and can be justified in terms of their cost.
No, you are not allowed to use profane language on this board. See the Terms of Use that you agreed to when signing up for the service.
After a service is performed, especially if done well, a gratuity/tip is often given to the worker over and above the agreed price.
We agreed to meet later. You agreed to do your homework.
The purpose of the SLM process is to ensure that all delivered services are monitored and measured against the agreed levels of service and that the results, expressed in accordance with the customers' needs, are reported regularly to the business and customers.
they did not agreed
they did not agreed
The objectives of SPM are: • To develop and maintain a Service Portfolio that provides a complete picture of all services including their status • To establish conditions and requirements for inclusion of new services in the Service Portfolio • To ensure a Service Catalogue is developed and managed as part of the Portfolio, • Agree on the rules for transferring services to the Service Catalogue as they move into Transition and out of the Catalogue and as they move into retirement • To ensure that the Service Portfolio meets the functional and performance requirements of its users and that its performance, availability and security meet agreed requirements • To ensure that management reports are produced in line with agreed reporting requirements.