...because you are valued as a person,as well as an employee.
Two signs of an employee in distress are a decrease in his or her
productivity and an increase in disruptive behavior. Even temporary distress
can produce significant negative effects on an employee's performance
and a company's profits.
Employers from all over Douglas County have decided to protect
their investment in employees by subscribing to the Mercy Employee Assistance
Service-WorkLife Program. The EAS-WorkLife Program is a cost-containment
management tool that supervisors use to respond to troubled employees
and maximize staff productivity. However, the service also represents
a direct benefit for employees and members of their household.
For employers, the EAS-WorkLife Program provides consultation on
developing alcohol/drug policies; management approaches to employees experiencing
personal problems that can impact their job performance; and numerous
other services.
For employees, the EAS-WorkLife Program provides professional counseling
to help prevent personal problems from becoming on-the-job performance
problems. Short-term services are available for employees and household
members who are experiencing "emotional health" or "practical"
life problems. Personal problems can easily affect the employee's: quality
of life, health or job performance. Examples of "emotional health"
issues clients seek service for are: depression, anxiety, chemical dependency,
grief-loss, and anger control. Examples of "practical" life
problems the WorkLife Program clients ask for help with are: balancing
the demands of work and their personal lives, child care, elder care,
financial-family budgeting, housing-food assistance, legal, and consumer
complaints.
Mercy Employee Assistance Service-WorkLife Program can be contacted at (541) 677-4836 or by emailing Sid Wells. (Click on "Sid Wells" to get an automatic e-mail form.)
For your benefit, we offer the following links to mental health and WorkLife resources.
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Adolescents |
Disaster Preparation and Prevention |
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Aging |
Family/Parenting |
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Alcohol and Drug Abuse |
Assessments |
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Grief/Loss |
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Cults |
Relationships/Marriage |
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Children |
Sexuality |
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Domestic Violence |
Emotional Health and Disabilities |
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Employment Services |
College Financial Aid/ Scholarships |
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Consumer Issues |
Care Givers |
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Childcare |
Elder Care |
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Balancing Work and Life |
Parenting |
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Family Finances - Money Management |
Balancing Work and Life |
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These links are provided as another source for health-related education and/or information. Mercy Medical Center is not responsible for the content of these links. Additionally, the use of these links does not constitute an endorsement on the part of Mercy Medical Center. |
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