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“More Than Water”: Clark Water Corporation |
| Clark Water Corporation officially launches its customer service commitments on July 6th 2009 by disclosing the level of standards it commits to and the concept of the “Clark Water Guarantee”. Clark Water Corporation will present the service commitments in person through a road show and a mailing campaign entitled “More than water”, wherein all Clark Water’s customers will receive a detailed brochure of the service commitments’ content and application. In order to commemorate the official launch, customers will be invited to participate on a quiz game whereby winners will receive the compensation gift. Service commitments concern all topics related to your water services, from requesting a new water service connection to being informed of water quality, and more. Each commitment corresponds to an action or a deadline to which the company commits.
In order to show that these commitments are not just promises, Clark Water Corporation has created “the Clark Water Guarantee”. If the company does not comply with its communicated commitments, it will compensate the customers by offering a gift on a systematic basis. Each time a non-compliance is detected, the customer will be compensated, without having to claim for it.
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About Clark Water Corporation |
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Clark Water Corporation (CWC), a company providing water and wastewater services to the residents and locators of the Clark Freeport Zone by sourcing, treating, and distributing water as well as collecting, treating, and discharging wastewater. Clark Water Corporation is a subsidiary of Veolia Water, leading company in water and wastewater services. Specialized in managing services on behalf of public authorities, as well as for industrial and service companies, it is also one of the world's major designers of technological solutions and constructor of facilities needed in water and wastewater services. With 93,433 employees in 64 countries, Veolia Water provides water service to 78 million people and wastewater service to 53 million. |