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PPP

abbreviation for PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP.

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public private partnership

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Capabilities of the scale include providing proactive direction to EAP and mental health services, increasing awareness of mental health issues, and integrating mental health into workplace wellness campaigns.

Lights! Camera! Action! EAP Focus on the Workplace: Recap of the EAPA 2017 Conference & EXPO--Los Angeles

In the introductory chapter, Chun provides an overview of what is essentially his main thesis: that the corporatized North American postsecondary EAP program is a neoliberal site (p.

Power and Meaning Making in an EAP Classroom: Engaging with the Everyday

The benefit of an EAP, for employers, is to keep their employees productive as they face those personal and professional challenges.

On the brink: employee pressure puts EAPs in the spotlight

Add EAP educational credentials to your provider status.

Practical CE Seminars is Offering a New Course, Advanced EAP Concepts

The 1988 DOL survey found that the communication and public utilities industries had the highest EAP coverage for employees (76%), low rates were found in the construction industry (11%), retail trade (17%), and wholesale trade (18%).

Innovation in the workplace: evaluation of a pilot employee assistance program serving persons with disabilities

Unlike using insurance for mental health services, where the employer knows who has voluntarily accessed services and what the diagnosis is, EAP services are completely confidential.

Helping employees in difficult times Employee Assistance Programs can enhance a company's health

IBM had another incentive for performing clinical reviews of EAP services.

Reviewing EAPs' clinical outcomes: this rarely performed process can lead to better service delivery

Any omissions and/ or errors are corrected until the EAP is accepted by FDNY.

Developing plans and training personnel for any emergency

Risk managers should first determine if the organization has retained the services of an EAP, then evaluate whether the EAP's scope of services can handle a disaster such as Katrina and, lastly, partner with the EAP vendor to review disaster and continuity plans.

The key role of EAPs after a crisis

Of course, cost matters, but the cost of EAPs is not unreasonable, being roughly $30 to $40 per employee.

Industry spotlight

The relative stability of the EAP region has allowed democracy to take hold in many areas, including South Korea, the Philippines, Mongolia, Thailand, and Taiwan as well as many Pacific Island states.

Fiscal year 2005 foreign assistance programs in the East Asia and Pacific region

127-2(i) provides that an employee receiving payments under a qualified EAP must be prepared to provide substantiation such that it is "reasonable to believe that the payments or reimbursements made under the program constitute educational assistance.