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MOTEL ASSOCIATION OF NEW
ZEALAND
Belonging to MANZ is more than a certificate on the wall. We as
members are committed and accountable for the service we offer and take
a great pride in belonging to this widely respected network. Hence our
motto "Quality, Service, Value and Accountability". Members of the Motel
Association of New Zealand Incorporated acknowledge that they are aware
of this Code and support it as an operator of a MANZ Motel.
Each member shall:
- Serve all customers in a courteous, friendly, prompt and honest
manner.
- Maintain high standards and fair practices in all business
transactions.
- Not discriminate against customers on the grounds of sex, marital
status, religious belief, ethical belief, colour, race, ethnic or
national groups, disability, age, political opinion, employment
status, family status or sexual orientation.
- Price goods and services fairly and unambiguously in New Zealand
dollars.
- Advertise accurately, truthfully and so as not to mislead or
deceive.
- Establish and maintain procedures for the prompt handling of
complaints, ensuring that all inquiries, refunds and returns of goods
(where applicable) are dealt with properly and reasonably, in a manner
satisfactory to industry standards.
- Keep proper books of accounts, in line with the practices set out
by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of New Zealand Incorporated
and with the Department of Inland Revenue policies.
- Observe all relevant laws and regulations.
- Be a good employer; observe all laws, contracts and awards; give
proper training and instruction; provide adequate healthy working
conditions, equipment and facilities and supervise standards of safety
and work practices.
- Be environmentally responsible.
- Display in a prominent place in their reception area and office a
copy of the Association's Code of Ethics, so that it may be easily
read by customers and employees.
- Keep and maintain their premises in a clean, tidy and hygienic
condition and repair, in line with occupational safety and health
standards and local body requirements.
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