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Unveiling the Truth: Ten Excuses Employees Give

Are you tired of encountering the same tired excuses from employees when addressing reasonable suspicion? This comprehensive program is designed to equip supervisors with the knowledge and tools they need to navigate these challenging situations effectively. With a focus on educating and empowering supervisors, this program provides a clear understanding of the most common excuses employees use, such as "But we’re friends!" or "It’s mouthwash!", and the underlying reasons behind them.

• Prevent manipulation of supervisors
• Educate supervisors about classic excuses

Empowering Your Supervisory Team

This program goes beyond mere information, offering practical insights and strategies to help supervisors confidently support drug-free workplace policies. By demystifying common myths about alcoholism and alcohol abuse, and clarifying the meaning of the smell of alcohol on the breath, supervisors are better prepared to handle conflicts of interest and maintain a healthy work environment. The program includes a variety of formats, such as PowerPoint presentations, DVDs, videos, and web courses, ensuring flexibility and accessibility for any learning style.

• Blow away common myths about alcoholism and alcohol abuse
• Never be confused about the smell of alcohol on the breath

Real-World Applications and Benefits

Whether you choose the PowerPoint Sound Show for in-classroom education or the DVD format for on-the-go access, this program is designed to engage learners and reinforce key concepts. It includes reproducible handouts, test questions, and a certificate of completion, making it an ideal tool for ongoing training and development. By investing in this program, you are investing in a safer, more productive workplace. Contact us today at 1-800-626-4327 or [email protected] to request a free preview and discover how this program can transform your supervisory approach.

• Choose from multiple formats for flexibility
• Engage learners with interactive content