Case Study: Whirley-Drinkworks

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Whirley-DrinkWorks! recognizes that TeamMates and their family members sometimes face personal difficulties and the state of TeamMates’ personal life can affect their job performance.

The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) gives TeamMates access to a network of professional counselors and service providers contracted to help families with confidential personal issues through telephone counseling, face-to-face counseling sessions, instructional materials, computer-based training and group/family workshops.

The program offers help with marital problems, financial concerns, emotional stress, alcohol and drug abuse, family and teenage worries etc.

Confidentiality is assured because the agency does not report the identity of TeamMates requesting

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