Overstock Deal Ten Excuses Employees Give When Confronted For Reasonable Suspicion Series [9MGIh3To]

Ten Classic Excuses Unmasked

This comprehensive program delves into the ten most common excuses employees provide when confronted with reasonable suspicion of drug or alcohol use. Designed to empower supervisors, this insightful resource educates them about the classic excuses, myths about alcoholism, and the significance of recognizing the smell of alcohol on the breath. With a focus on conflict of interest avoidance and fostering a drug-free workplace, this program equips supervisors with the knowledge to handle such situations effectively.

Engaging & Practical Learning

Our program is a no-fluff, fast-moving, and memorable resource, providing both PowerPoint presentations and DVD formats for flexibility in training. Each format includes a reproducible, editable handout and test questions to engage learners. The following features highlight the product's practicality and value:

• Multiple Formats: Choose from PowerPoint, DVD, or web course, depending on your training environment.
• Comprehensive Content: Covers the most common excuses, myths, and practical strategies for supervisors.
• Interactive Learning: Includes test questions and handouts to reinforce learning.

Empower Your Team for a Safer Workplace

Whether you're a supervisor looking to strengthen your skills or an organization aiming to maintain a drug-free workplace, this program is a vital tool. By preparing supervisors for the various excuses they may encounter, this resource ensures that they can confidently enforce policies and support a safe work environment. The program is ideal for:

• Supervisors: Equip them with the knowledge to handle reasonable suspicion situations effectively.
• Organizations: Promote a drug-free workplace culture and reduce the risk of workplace accidents and conflicts.

Get a FREE PREVIEW of the full program by calling 1-800-626-4327 or emailing [email protected]. Take advantage of multiple formats and enjoy a 50% discount on the lower-priced option.