but now counselors are being trained to deal with gambling addiction and related problems. A number of companies also have EAPs that offer financial and legal referrals to employees with consumer credit or bankruptcy problems and legal concerns.
Andrea Foote has written: 'Occupational employee assistance programs for substance abuse and mental health problems' -- subject(s): Employee assistance programs
W. Gower has written: 'Employee assistance programs' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Employee assistance programs
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The great advantage of broad-brush programs is their ability to uncover drug and alcohol problems in their early stages. Often early-stagers come to their EAP presenting problems that make no mention of alcohol or drugs.
Ruth Brennan has written: 'Employee welfare' -- subject(s): Employee assistance programs
A unique feature of employee assistance programs is the dual responsibility that its professionals have toward both the companies they work for and the individual workers in those organizations who require assistance.
William J. McVay has written: 'Employee assistance program' -- subject(s): Employee assistance programs, Indians of North America, Services for
Yes, employee assistance programs have been shown to be effective in the workplace. They can help employees navigate personal and work-related challenges, improve mental health, reduce stress, enhance productivity, and promote overall well-being. Studies have demonstrated that employers who offer these programs see a positive impact on employee retention and job satisfaction.
Brenda R. Blair has written: 'Hospital employee assistance programs' -- subject(s): Alcoholism, Case studies, Diseases, Employee assistance programs, Health promotion, Hospital Personnel, Hospitals, Mental health services, Occupational health services, Psychological Stress, Staff, Substance abuse, Therapy 'The Supervisor's Role in Early Recovery' -- subject(s): Alcoholics, Alcoholism and employment, Counseling of, Drug addicts, Drugs and employment, Employee assistance programs, Employees, Supervision of employees 'Supervisors and Managers As Enablers' -- subject(s): Alcoholism and employment, Alcoholism counseling, Employee assistance programs
Carolyn Schnure Hill has written: 'Employee perceptions of the use of corporate fitness programs in recruitment' -- subject(s): Employees, Recruiting, Employee assistance programs, Employee health promotion, Employee fringe benefits, Physical fitness
"Employee Assistance programs are often associated with health plans. These plans can include counseling or support in financial areas, with drug/substance abuse, or even emotional distress. Providing these services usually results in a lower turnover rate in employees and higher productivity."
There are several benefits offered by Advocate Health Care. Some of these benefits include medical benefits, adoption assistance, disability benefits, education assistance, employee assistance programs, and retirement benefits.