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Employers Benefits of an EAP
Include...
- Invest in a Stable
Satisfied Workforce
- less staff turnover
- higher commitment to the organization
- less time spent on disciplinary and
grievance procedures
- Increase
Productivity/Reduce Accidents
Personal problems can overlap into the workplace and impair job
performance. Inability to focus on work puts an employee at risk for...
- workplace accidents
- inappropriate decision-making
- lowered quantity and quality of work
produced
- damaging the public image of the
organization
- missed deadlines
- frequent mistakes
- Decrease Absenteeism
Employees experiencing personal difficulties are more likely to demonstrate
...
- increased sick time
- leave of absences
- tardiness
- multiple excuses for missed work
- Stress Reduction
Intervention that assists the employee to address personal problems will
benefit the employee by helping them manage the symptoms of stress and
anxiety in a way that allows them to concentrate on their job.
- Decrease Interpersonal
Conflict
Personal issues that are not dealt with can result in strained workplace
relationships. Managers and supervisors spend less time dealing with the
interpersonal conflicts by encouraging employees to seek professional
assistance.
- Represents a Holistic,
Compassionate Approach to Employer/ Employee Relations
An EAP is tangible way for an employer to convey a sense of care and
concern for the well- being of their employees.
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