The advantages to joining National EAP are numerous, and benefit the organization and member alike. They include:

  • Provides quick access to emergency evaluation services and early intervention for
    situations where there is a potential for violence or harm;

  • Provides on-site training for individuals and supervisors;

  • Improves work performance;

  • Reduces absenteeism;

  • Encourages appropriate utilization of healthcare benefits, reducing healthcare costs;

  • Reduces improper use of phones and resources at the office;

  • Reduces the number of workplace accidents, thereby decreasing Worker’s
    Compensation claims;

  • Reduces the need for member discipline;

  • Complements existing health services;

  • Reduces the workload of Human Resources professionals, allowing them to focus
    exclusively on member work performance;

  • Satisfies government regulations set forth by OSHA, EEOC, ADA, DOT, FAA, the
    Drug-Free Workplace Act, Title IV, Sexual Harassment, and more.

  • 24/7 crisis assistance;

  • Prepaid access to services;

  • One-to-six sessions per issue;

  • Face-to-face solution-focused counseling;

  • Qualified referrals to legal, financial, child, and
    eldercare services;

  • Access to on-site workshops and training;

  • Encourages a safe workplace with good morale.

 


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