Employee assistance plans offer employees support and options.

Support a happy, healthy, productive workforce with employee assistance plans.

Support your employees for a more productive business.

It’s no secret that a happy workforce is a productive workforce, and an employee assistance plan, also known as an EAP, is a way to help staff cope with mental health, emotional issues, and other related issues that could affect their performance. These could include relationship problems, bereavement, substance addiction, or other stressful situations.

Employee counseling and support session solutions.

At its simplest, an employee assistance program (EAP) involves an independently operated telephone support line. More comprehensive programs may pay for confidential counseling and other support sessions for staff and their families. Here are some examples of what could be included in an employee assistance plan:

Programs can unlock the full potential of employees.

In addition to helping your employees, such programs may reduce absenteeism and cases of low morale and stress that would typically restrict the employee’s ability to work to their full potential. Some plans even let employers ask for advice on dealing with stressed staff.

Employee support may strengthen workplace retention.

Businesses that provide employee wellness and support resources may improve employee satisfaction, retention, and workplace culture. Support programs may also help employees feel more confident managing stressful situations. Support options may vary depending on the size of your workforce, the needs of employees, and the types of services included in the plan.

Unique plans with a variety of options available.

It’s important to keep in mind that the legal ramifications of employee assistance plans will differ depending on whether the plan directly offers counseling, similar treatment, or if it merely offers referrals. EAPs may offer features such as online resources, self-help tools, access to counselors, and more to help them through their problems.Interested in learning more about employee assistance plans? Contact us to help you to determine if an EAP will work for your business or organization.