Customers' Choice Orientation Of New Employees To The Eap - Claim Yours [GpZujJOM]

Streamline New Employee EAP Orientation

Introducing the comprehensive Customers' Choice Orientation Of New Employees To The Eap - Claim Yours [GpZujJOM], a vital tool for ensuring the success of your Employee Assistance Program (EAP). This program is designed to familiarize every new employee with the EAP, providing them with the knowledge and resources to maximize its benefits. With its versatile formats, including PowerPoint presentation, DVD disc, MP4 video, and self-contained web course, you can tailor the orientation to suit your organization's needs.

• Reach every employee with the EAP message.
• Train every employee, and prove it with a certificate.

Efficient and Engaging EAP Training

The Customers' Choice Orientation Of New Employees To The Eap - Claim Yours [GpZujJOM] is a fast-moving, practical, and memorable program that covers all important EAP orientation concepts in just 14 minutes. It not only saves time and money but also reduces the hassle of training new employees. This no-fluff program includes reproducible, editable handouts and test questions to engage learners and ensure they retain the information.

• Save money, time, and hassle training new employees.
• Cover every important EAP orientation concept in 14 minutes.

Flexible and Accessible Learning Solutions

Whether you prefer in-classroom education or live instructor training, the Customers' Choice Orientation Of New Employees To The Eap - Claim Yours [GpZujJOM] offers multiple formats to fit your schedule and environment. The DVD format is portable, making it ideal for employees located anywhere. Web movies can be uploaded to your server for 24/7 access, and the web course includes sound, test questions, handouts, and a certificate of completion. This program is perfect for any organization looking to improve self-referral utilization and reduce stress associated with employee orientation.

• Train employees day or night.
• Reduce your stress worrying about who did and who did not get oriented to the EAP.