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BAR complaints

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16th November 1989

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Page 6, 16th November 1989 — BAR complaints

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• A new arbitration scheme for removal companies to sort out disputes with dissatisfied customers will be introduced in January, the British Association of Removers announced at its annual conference in Manchester last weekend.

The BAR plans to develop its members' training programme, in preparation for changes to the Road Transport Industry Training Board over the next three years affecting training in the removals industry.