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Identify and Overcome Employee Excuses for Drug and Alcohol Use

The "Best Seller Ten Excuses Employees Give When Confronted For Reasonable Suspicion Series [qeWdzv2C]" program is a comprehensive tool designed to equip supervisors with the knowledge and confidence they need to address drug and alcohol misuse in the workplace. This powerful resource delves into the common justifications employees present when faced with reasonable suspicion, providing supervisors with the insights to differentiate between genuine concerns and excuses.

Empower Your Supervisors with In-depth Knowledge

Our program is packed with essential information that goes beyond the surface. It blows away common myths about alcoholism and alcohol abuse, ensuring supervisors are well-informed and equipped to handle challenging situations. The program includes a list of classic excuses, such as "But we’re friends!" and "I only drank last night!", and offers explanations for each, helping supervisors avoid misunderstandings and conflicts of interest.

• Prevent manipulation of supervisors
• Help supervisors avoid conflicts of interests in relationships with those they supervise

Conquer the Challenges of Drug-Free Workplace Policy

Designed to be practical and memorable, this program empowers supervisors to stand firm in supporting a drug-free workplace policy. By preparing them for the excuses they may encounter, supervisors can confidently confront employees and ensure compliance. The program is available in various formats, including PowerPoint presentations, DVDs, videos, and web courses, allowing for flexibility and convenience. With the option to choose two media formats and receive a 50% discount on the lower-priced format, investing in this program is a smart decision for any organization committed to a safe and productive work environment.

• Choose from PowerPoint, DVD, video, or web course formats
• Receive a FREE PREVIEW of the full program