This article is providing relevant and new statistics about the relationship between law enforcers and EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS available on their reward pack. The authors studied this particular type of employees because of their high exposure to stressful activities and their high risk for the post-traumatic stress syndrome. Official statistics and information are providing little knowledge about how police workers access and benefit from EAP programs. The findings from this article are showing us that 56.4 percent of the police workers reported knowing when and how they can access the EAP programs. One-third percent (33%) declared in anonymous surveys that they will not access the EAP program for domestic violence concerns and 16.2 percent accessed at least one the benefits from such programs. The authors are suggesting that police agencies should carry a more intense effort in order to convince as many employees as possible that the EAP programs exist and they could turn useful in any mental related discomfort situations for policemen.
Clavelle, Paul R. Consulting to the intelligence community: An employee assistance program model.
Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research, Vol 61(1), Mar 2009, 14-24.
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Liu, XXXX XXX. Employee Assistance Programmes in XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX: XX Analysis with Proposals
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Elizabeth Donnelly , XXXXX XXXXXXXXX , XXXXX XXXXX , (2015) "Law enforcement officers and Employee XXXXXXXXXX Programs", XXXXXXXX: An International XXXXXXX XX Police XXXXXXXXXX &XXX; XXXXXXXXXX, Vol. XX XXX: X, XX.XXX – 220, Retrieved from XXXX://XXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXX.ezproxy.liberty.XXX:XXXX/XXX/XXXX/10.1108/XXXXXX-11-2014-0116
This XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX relevant and XXX statistics XXXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXX between XXX enforcers and XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX available XX XXXXX reward pack. XXX XXXXXXX studied XXXX particular XXXX XX employees because XX their XXXX exposure to XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX and their XXXX XXXX for XXX XXXX-traumatic stress syndrome. XXXXXXXX statistics XXX information are providing XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX how police workers XXXXXX XXX benefit from XXX programs. The findings from XXXX XXXXXXX are XXXXXXX XX that XX.X percent XX the police XXXXXXX reported knowing when and how they can access the EAP XXXXXXXX. XXX-XXXXX XXXXXXX (33%) declared in anonymous XXXXXXX XXXX XXXX will XXX access XXX XXX XXXXXXX for domestic XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XX.X percent XXXXXXXX at XXXXX one XXX XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXXXX are suggesting that police XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX a XXXX intense effort in order to XXXXXXXX XX many employees as possible that XXX XXX XXXXXXXX exist and they could XXXX useful in XXX mental related discomfort situations XXX policemen.
XXXXXXXX, Paul R. Consulting to the XXXXXXXXXXXX community: XX employee XXXXXXXXXX program XXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX Journal: Practice XXX XXXXXXXX, Vol XX(1), Mar XXXX, XX-24.
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XXX, Weng XXX. Employee XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXXXXXXX Companies: An Analysis with Proposals
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