EAP Association Exchange 1991 Item Type Newsletter/Magazine Publication Date 1991 Keywords Alcoholism and employment--United States--Periodicals; Drugs and employment--United States--Periodicals; Employee assistance programs--United States--Periodicals; Employee Assistance Professionals Association (U.S.); Employees-- Counseling of--United States--Periodicals Publisher Arlington, VA: Employee Assistance Professionals Association Download date 04/10/2021 05:05:23 Item License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10713/6681 JUNE 1991 ~t~y;iV.,~ ~~~ VOL. 21 N0.6 av ~~ •': EAPs offer help to ~mploye~s torn between work and ~aregiving.... ~. responsibilities =Y- ~~ k~ GENERAL MOTOflS •EXXON FpRD MOTOR I8M •MOBIL •GENERAL ELECTRIC •TEXACO AT&T • E.1. DUPONT DE NEMOURS •CHRYSLER CHEVRON PHILIP MORRIS •SHELL OIL •AMOCO •UNITED TECHNOLOGIES OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM •PROCTER & GAMOLE •ATLANTIC RICHFIELD •RJR NABISCO •BOEING •TENNECO • BP AMERICA •USX •DOW CHEMICAL EASTMAN KODAK MCDONNELL DOUGLAS •ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL ALl1ED•SIGNAL • PEPSICO •LOCKHEED •KRAFT •PHILLIPS PETROLEUM WESTINGHGIlSE ELECTRIC •XEROX •GOODYEAR TIRE &RUBBER •UNISYS MINNESOTA MINI G S MANUFACTURING •DIGITAL EQUIPMENT •GENERAL DYNAMICS •SARA LE NAGRA •BEATRICE •SUN. GEORGIA•PACIFIC •ITT • UNOCAL • p•BUSCH • CAl'ERPILLAR • FIEWLETT•PACKARD JOHNSON 8 JOHNSON . OF AMERICA • INTERNATIQNAL PAPER RAYTHEON •COCA- TO •LTV •COASTAL •WEYERHAEUSER UNION CARBIDE • A OTOROLA HONEYWELL •BORDEN AMERICAN BRANDS BORA70RIE5 •EMERSON ELECTRIC • PILLSBURY Np INA • ARCHEFl DANIELS MIDLAND TEXTRON •COL AS INSTRUMENTS BRISTOL- MVERS •GENE ARTIN MARIETTA •MERCK o matter whether you're a Fortune W.R. GRACE • A 12ER •CPC INT6RNATIpNAL KIMBERLY•CLARK MERADA ESS H.J. HEINZ 500 company or a smaller BETHLEHEM STEEL • AL • HO ST CELANESE • iC INDUSTRIES OUAK OUP 3 RIVER CORP. OF VIRGINIA LITT ATORIES •TRIANGLE company that cares about its INDUSTRIES •BASF S REYNOLDS METAL •MEAD BAYER USA •TIME INC. RICAN CYANAMID D'.~- •DEERE employees, Greenleaf's regional • SCOTT PAPER •EATON Y FIRESTONE TIRE $ Ri dP 1 •BOISE CASCADE DELLOGG HAN USTRIES /. AMERICA Off' cN ILLINpIS SWIFT INDEPENDENT •COOPER INDUST~ ,ES BORG•WAA ,8R •NAVISTAR treatment centers are responsive to your INTERNATIONAL WARNER-LAMBERT • INLAY J STEEL INDUST~ DES A~"ERICAN STANDARp P"1% •CONTROL DATA • COCO SOLO NTi" 'RIF 5R nvMMAN employees' needs. COMBU'. o N ENGINEERING A~'O~' 7R .DUf ,.< •' d ,LIN ..ON HOLDINGS UNITED BRO ADS ~ AG~'1Y • STO'.~ C iY 11f 'R ~ ~ .LF 1~ !F GILLETTE •TIMES MIRROR •FMC Pc c: Si,. ,N' J' f( f: • f ENS BHP P u'.! NICK •GANNETT Greenleaf believes in quality care USG ARM~7 f Nd ~' !` iN' . lip pI'.. R' ~ .e.EP AROTHERS •WANG t B~ fC IIE6 'R' .Hl. 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SCHULMAN •WESTERN DIGITA4 M.A. MAPINA (615) 870-5110 "QUALITY OF LIFE" is affectjob performance, a phrase that has con- access the health ben- WL and the efit plan, and require sistently been used by the media during the case management af- 1980s and so far in the terreferral totreatment. 1990s. It calls into Wor1~/Fami l Issues How can she possibly question people's ev- administer child care, eryday activities and whether those activities enrich their eldercare and other family-focused problems that purport- lives. As a consequence, employed adults are more aware edly impact on job performance, but are not a part of the that they spend the majority