在任何以消费者为对象的商业经营环境中(例如零售业、酒店业或餐饮业),顾客与经营者之间的接触点,无论是在柜台、服务过程中或送餐时,往往左右整体消费体验。顾客自然期望获得令人满意的服务、合格的产品及公平的对待。如对相关事项感到不满,顾客有权提出质疑、要求澄清,或通过正规渠道提出正式投诉。本文旨在探讨消费者在维护其权利时可采取的正当行为,以及企业在交易出现问题时可采取的应对措施。
In any business operating in a customer-facing setting (such as retail, hospitality or food and beverage), the point of contact between customer and operator, whether at the counter, during service, or upon delivery, can often make or break the customer experience. Customers naturally expect satisfactory service, quality products, and fair treatment. Where they are dissatisfied, they have the right to raise concerns, request clarifications, or lodge formal complaints through proper channels. This article looks into both sides of the coin where it examines what the customer can do in protecting their rights and what businesses can do in the event a transaction goes awry.
Malaysia My Second Home (‘MM2H’) is a distinguished initiative endorsed by the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia, aimed at promoting Malaysia as an appealing destination for potential residents from around the globe. This program offers non-Malaysian expatriates and retirees the opportunity to reside in Malaysia, providing them with a social visit pass and a multiple-entry visa issued by the Malaysian Immigration Department.
Summary Of The Federal Court Case Of Crystal Crown Hotel & Resort Sdn Bhd v Kesatuan Kebangsaan Pekerja-Pekerja Hotel, Bar & Restoran Semenanjung Malaysia Written by Marlysa Razak and Athirah Jaafar This case had determined the standing…
Written by Marlysa Razak and Brenda Tan Introduction In the beginning of 2021, the travel industry and community renewed their hopes and dreams that travelling would soon be possible again, especially with the introduction of vaccines for…
By Brenda Tan On the 23rd of February 2021, RWC’s Partner, Marlysa Razak was invited by Beacon International College, Singapore to give a lecture on the impact of company, employment and contract law on business decision making…
Written by Marlysa Razak and Wong Shuang Jie Introduction In recent times of pandemic, there have been restrictions or even complete halt on international aviation. Despite there are countries that do allow for necessary travels, there are…
RWC COMMUNITY SERIES WEBINAR ON “TRAIN WITHOUT TRACK – A DISCUSSION ON AUTOMATED RAPID TRANSIT (ART)
Written by Jeremy Ling Introduction On the 19th of February 2021, RWC conducted a Webinar titled “Train without track – A Discussion on Automated Rapid Transit (ART) concurrently via Zoom and Facebook live. This discussion falls…
Written by Marlysa Razak and Wong Zi Ying This article is related to our previous article entitled “Should Short-Term Rental Accommodation be regulated?” published on Richard Wee Chambers’ website. “The passing of the house rules is not…
RWC WEBREPORT : Reported by Ashley Yip On 24th August 2020, Marlysa Razak, RWC Partner, was invited to speak at the Malaysia Business Events Week 2020 (MBEW). Organized by the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition…
