ACA launches new video promoting the benefits of an employee assistance program
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The Australian Childcare Alliance (ACA) recently launched a new video designed to support early childhood education and care (ECEC) providers to understand the benefits of offering an employee assistance program (EAP).
The video follows last year’s launch of the ACA/LifeWorks Employee Assistance Program and aims to help service providers and employers understand the benefits of offering their staff an EAP.
“Since the launch of this offer last year, our ACA State Bodies have received a number of queries from members about the EAP,” ACA President Paul Mondo explained. “The video is a quick, easy-to-share resource which provides an overview of the EAP and clear responses to most of these specific questions.”
The video features ACA President Paul Mondo and LifeWorks Director of Business Development Kylie Hancock who present an overview of:
- the benefits of offering your team of staff an Employee Assistance Program (EAP);
- how much an EAP normally costs the employer per staff member compared to the very affordable ACA/LifeWorks EAP cost; and
- how the EAP works and how staff can access the various services.
Early learning service providers can view the video here.
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