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1 escalation procedure
упр., юр. процедура эскалации, процедура передачи по инстанции* (правила, согласно которым какая-л. проблема в организации, напр., связанная с жалобами клиентов, претензиями контрагентов, трудовых конфликтов и т. п., решается сначала на нижнем уровне иерархи и потом при необходимости передается на следующие уровни)Customer's support issues will be handled in accordance with the Escalation Procedure. — Проблемы поддержки потребителей будут разрешаться в соответствии с "Последовательностью действий по урегулированию проблемы".
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3 escalation
сущ.1) общ. эскалация, увеличение, рост (об увеличении какого-л. показателя)See:2) обострение, эскалация (конфликта и т. п.)See:escalate 2)3) упр. передача по инстанции, передача более высокой инстанции (о передаче какой-л. важной информации или проблемы высшим уровням руководства в случае невозможности разрешения этой проблемы на нижнем уровне)Interaction with the Duty Consultant is the correct way to raise a support call and the preferred way for a customer to initiate the escalation process. — Взаимодействие с консультантом по налогам является правильным способом получения поддержки и предпочтительный для клиента способ инициации процедуры передачи по инстанции.
See:* * *. 1. Additional rent payments owed by a tenant based on the increase in the costs of operating the building. See Base, above. 2. A clause in a purchase contract providing for upward adjustment of the contract price if specified contingencies occur. . Small Business Taxes & Management 2 .
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