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    Title:

    Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

    Publication date:

    1/2/2012

    Effective date:

    1/2/2012

    BRIEF

    Program Summary

    The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) at Berkeley Lab helps employees find solutions to personal and work-related behavioral health problems that impact workplace functioning, such as mental illness, chemical dependency, interpersonal problems, employee deaths, threats of violence, work stress, etc. Berkeley Lab recognizes that these challenges can have a negative impact on job performance that is beyond the ability of supervisors or managers to resolve. An eligible employee who is dealing with any of these problems is encouraged to use the EAP through the University of California (UC) at Berkeley’s CARE Services. CARE Services is located on the UC Berkeley campus at the University Health Services (the Tang Center). Employees and managers who are seeking employee-assistance services may contact the CARE Services directly.

    Employees are assured that self-initiated contacts made with the Laboratory's EAP are kept in strict confidence in accordance with prevailing federal requirements and Laboratory policy on confidential personal health records. The EAP will not contact management concerning employees who refer themselves unless the employee so requests.

    All services are voluntary, confidential, and free of charge.

    Who Should Read This Program

    Eligible employees are those holding Career, Term, Limited, Rehired Retiree, or non-University of California Student Assistant appointments. Employees who hold University of California faculty or Graduate Student Research Assistant (GSRA) appointments or are student assistants attending a University of California campus must use their campus EPA or health benefits.

    To Read the Full Program, Go To:

    The UC Berkeley Employee Assistance Program, Tang Center: http://www.uhs.berkeley.edu/facstaff/care/index.shtml

    Contact Information

    To make an appointment, call (510) 643-7754. Appointments are available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (including lunch hours). Some after-work appointments are available.

    Address:
    University Health Services, Tang Center
    2222 Bancroft Way, Suite 3100 (3rd Floor)
    Berkeley, CA 94720-4300

    Phone: (510) 643-7754

    E-mail: [email protected]

    Title:

    Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

    Publication date:

    1/2/2012

    Effective date:

    1/2/2012

    PROGRAM

    To read the full program, go to:

    http://www.uhs.berkeley.edu/facstaff/care/index.shtml.

    Contact Information

    To make an appointment, call (510) 643-7754. Appointments are available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (including lunch hours). Some after-work appointments are available.

    Address:
    University Health Services, Tang Center
    2222 Bancroft Way, Suite 3100 (3rd Floor)
    Berkeley, CA 94720-4300

    Phone: (510) 643-7754

    E-mail: [email protected]

    Feedback on HR policies or procedures is welcomed. Send comments to [email protected].

    Revision History

    Date

    Revision

    By whom

    Revision Description

    Section(s) affected

    Change Type

    10/21/2011

    0

    M. Bello

    Brief Only

    all

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    DOCUMENT INFORMATION

    Title:

    Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

    Document number

    2.02.012.000

    Revision number

    0

    Publication date:

    1/2/2012

    Effective date:

    1/2/2012

    Next review date:

    1/2/2015

    Policy Area:

    Work Environment

    RPM Section (home)

    Human Resources

    RPM Section (cross-reference)

    none

    Functional Division

    Human Resources

    Prior reference information (optional)

    New

    Source Requirements Documents

    Source

    Document Number & Effective Date

    Document Title

    Federal

    10 CFR 707

    Workplace Substance Abuse Programs at DOE Sites

    Implementing Documents

    None

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