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3.1 Confidentiality is Key
  1. EAPs are strictly confidential. The identities of EAP participants are protected by confidentiality laws or provisions . . .
  2. Information about your personal problems or the issues shared in confidence at the EAP will not be shared. . . .
  3. A signed Consent for the Release of Confidential Information is required before the EAP can disclose to someone . . . .
It's True!
It's True!
Management fully endorses the EAP and encourages employees . . .
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