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Empower Your Supervisors with Knowledge: Ten Excuses Employees Give

Are your supervisors encountering unreasonable excuses when addressing reasonable suspicion? This comprehensive program is designed to equip them with the knowledge to handle such situations effectively. Featuring a list of classic excuses employees offer, this program demystifies common myths about alcoholism and alcohol abuse, ensuring supervisors are never confused about the signs of substance abuse. With practical insights and actionable strategies, this program is a must-have for any organization aiming to maintain a drug-free workplace.

Comprehensive Training for Supervisors

Our program includes a variety of formats to cater to different learning styles, such as PowerPoint presentations, DVDs, videos, and self-contained web courses. Each format is designed to educate and empower supervisors, providing them with the tools they need to confidently confront employees about reasonable suspicion.

• Gain clarity on the common excuses employees give
• Understand the underlying reasons behind these excuses

These insights help supervisors avoid conflicts of interest and maintain a firm stance on drug-free workplace policies, ensuring the well-being of all employees.

Convenience and Flexibility in Learning

Whether you prefer in-classroom education or remote training, our program offers the flexibility to meet your needs. Choose from multiple formats, including PowerPoint with sound, DVDs for television monitors, or web movies for 24/7 access.

• PowerPoint Sound Show for interactive in-classroom learning
• DVD format for easy portability and accessibility
• Web course with sound, test questions, and certificates of completion

With the option to get two media formats at a 50% discount on the lower-priced format, investing in this program is more affordable than ever. Don't miss out on the opportunity to prepare your supervisors for the challenges of maintaining a drug-free workplace.