EAP definition

EAP means the Employee Assistance Program offered through the City and County of San Francisco.

EAP means the Employee Assistance Program, a service available to all state employees, which provides assistance and referral for a variety of situations including emotional, financial, family, and chemical dependency problems.

EAP means Employee Assistance Program.

Examples of EAP in a sentence

• The EAP will assist employees in obtaining information, guidance, and counseling to help them handle their problems before they become a drug testing or disciplinary issue.

• The primary goal of the EAP will be to maintain employee’s ability to be fully productive on the job.

• Establishing a voluntary EAP to compliment the mandatory testing program is intended to encourage employees to seek treatment early and on their own.

• Possible actions include training, skill building, mentoring, referral to the EAP, etc.; (3) Request by any party for OHR intervention, including, providing training, additional facilitation, team-building, etc.; (4) The employee/Union may file a grievance in accordance with Article 10 if the dispute has not been settled to the employee’s/Union’s satisfaction.

• Employees shall be able to access the EAP through calling directly (self-referral), through the Peer Assistants, or through a supervisory referral based on job performance.

More Definitions of EAP

EAP means Employee Assistance Programme;

EAP means the Employee Assistance Program offered through the SFMTA.

EAP means an environmental assessment practitioner as defined in section 1 of the Act;

EAP means the HIV Extraordinary Assistance Plan announced by the government of Canada on 14 December 1989.

EAP means Economically Active Population as determined and published by Statistics South Africa. The operative EAP for the purposes of any calculation under the Codes will be the most recently published EAP;

EAP means the Early Access Program as defined in the preamble of this Agreement.

EAP means the Microsoft Expedia Associate Program, the terms and conditions of which are set forth in the EAP Agreement.