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Employee Assistance Program
Promotion of EAP for a healthy, rewarding company life
We have introduced the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), which is designed to help employees more fully demonstrate their skills instead of being too stressed to conduct their work as effectively as possible.
Yokogawa's EAP, in particular, provides a comprehensive set of mental-health support programs, such as those for the prevention and early detection of stress, early care and treatment, and assistance for returning to work after a leave of absence for recuperation. It is our goal to ensure a healthy, fulfilling work environment for all our employees.
Key activities under EAP
| Education/PR | Utilize e-mail and web pages to provide relevant information that will help employees gain a better understanding of mental health. |
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| Group training |
Conduct company-wide training programs (based on voluntary participation) and level-specific training programs to promote the prevention and early detection of stress. |
| Stress check | Based on the results of the stress check, identify causes of stress in the workplace. Implement employee-led programs and activities, with the Company's support, in order to prevent, contain and remove these causes so as to ensure a more comfortable workplace. |
| Assistance for returning to work |
To care for the employee who suffers from mental health problems or takes a leave of absence for recuperation, and to ensure the smooth reinstatement of those who return to work after recovery so as to prevent them from falling into the same problems again, we have implemented a system to provide proper support for each individual or workplace depending on the seriousness of the condition or situation. |
| Consultation | We have a system to help our employees seek consultation within the company or from external institutions specialized not only in mental health but also in various areas of concern including career issues. |

