Sensitive Issues: Alcohol
15 minutes
Short course
All industries
This short course looks at how to address the sensitive issue of alcohol misuse in the workplace.
Description
Alcohol misuse at work can be a particularly tricky subject to broach. However, its potential negative impact on productivity and workplace relations mean that it's important to address it – not just for the sake of the health of your employees, but the overall health of your business. Combining drama and role-play with analysis of the legal implications for employers, this short course looks at the challenges of addressing problematic drinking habits in the workplace and demonstrates techniques for addressing the issue sensitively and effectively.
Features
- Why alcohol misuse can cause problems in the workplace
- When it's time to intervene
- How to broach the subject and address it effectively
- Legal considerations for employers when drawing up alcohol policies and dealing with problematic drinking
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This is a trial version of the VinciWorks course Anti-Bribery Fundamentals. This course can be fully adapted to suit your industry and location. Custom content can be easily added.
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