FrontLine Employee Newsletter and Newsletter Articles, Copy, Edit, Use

FrontLine Employee Subscriber Testimonials

"We value our relationship with you and really like the newsletters."
Debra Ontiveros, Director
WellConnect
El Paso, TX

"By the way, emailing these newsletters is GREAT. So easy to edit, turnaround, and send. Thanks for your help. Happy Thanksgiving."
Sue Kerner,
Southern New Hampshire Medical Center
Nashua, New Hampshire

"We enjoy your articles each month and I thank you. I can't say enough about the two FrontLine publications we subscribe to. We are a small company who is a provider of EAP services to small and medium companies."
Marylee Nunley, V.P. of Operations
Resource Management Services
Peoria, Illinois

"The newsletter is a great hit with our EAP companies and their employees."
Sylvia Darlington
Network Service Centre EAP
St. Michael, Barbados

[Unsolicited] "By the way, I am thrilled with the FrontLine newsletters. Excellent resource for both my supervisors and employees. Happy Thanksgiving."
Elizabeth Robinson, EAP Manager
University of Connecticut
Farmington, CT

"After downsizing, right-sizing, or whatever, I now provide direct services to over 10,000 employees with no other EAP staff. FrontLine Employee (and FrontLine Supervisor) enable me to have some type of newsletter. It is a most valuable tool."

Ken Seaton, Civilian Employee Assistance Program Administrator
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Bremerton, Washington

"This month, October '01, your two newsletters were right on target. The FrontLine Supervisor addressed the specific issues I have been helping my customers and clients with the past month. A great reinforcement."
Keith Crochiere, Co-owner
EAP Network
Taunton, Massachusetts

"A great resource, especially when you need to work out a newsletter in a hurry!"
Bud Wassell
Solutions, Inc.
Meriden, Connecticut

"The FrontLine Employee has been a big success for the promotion of the EAP. I have received several phone calls from employees to the EAP asking questions about the information. Keep up the good work!"
Employee Wellness Associates
Employee Assistance Program
Green Bay, Wisconsin

Our employees call me immediately if the FrontLine Employee is not in their office on the designated day of arrival."
Melvina MacDonald
Tallahasee Memorial Hospital
Tallahasee, Florida

"Our companies have thoroughly enjoyed receiving the FrontLine Employee. We have had several compliments and the requests for more copies."
Carolyn Rohrig,
DIRECTIONS
Lincoln, Nebraska

A Ready-to-Go, Professional
Newsletter with Short Articles, Powerful Tips, and "Do It" Ideas for Increasing Employee Productivity, Managing Stress, and Improving Morale.
Customize, Edit, Copy, Use the Text,
E-mail It Internally, or Put It On Your
Web Site.

The FrontLine Employee Story

Here's a newsletter that is easy to read, simple, punchy, and powerful. We focused like a laser beam on content using our 30 years of experience in the employee assistance and work/life fields. We then produced the most effective, content-driven newsletter possible with articles so unique that employees think we are reading their minds. But of course, we aren't. We just know what issues they're facing because we've worked with employee and family issues for so long.

FrontLine Employee includes articles with super-fresh content that target improved productivity, better living, "right thinking", emotional common sense, reduced stress, goal attainment, better relationships, and work/life balance. But its articles also help reduce behavioral risk and "sleeper" exposures in your work organization. FrontLine Employee is everything you want in an employee newsletter.

We examined every newsletter option available to work organizations, and then went to work to produce this publication. Frankly, that's why the U.S. Congress chose our newsletter for its 12,000 employees.

Frontline Employee is two pages, not four. That decision was purposeful. It means the newsletter gets completely read. And FrontLine Employee is easy to distribute. You can edit articles, add your own articles, or save articles for future use. Email it, photocopy it, or print it.

But wait. Do you already have a newsletter for employees, but find it a pain to come up with content and article ideas? Stop the mad search for content each month. Use our articles in your publication and your troubles end. We are your last stop to solve this problem. Simply choose the "text only" version of FrontLine Employee. We will send you a MS Word document each month.

During the year, both newsletters target twelve different personal and workplace productivity issues that we have identified as keys boosting morale, productivity, and job satisfaction. They include:

Workplace communication: conflict, personality issues, dealing with difficult people, attitude problems, issues, and "ulterior motives" of coworkers, etc.
Worker productivity tips: time management, organization, setting priorities, procrastination, etc.
Family, home, and community issues: teenagers, family stress, conflict, work-life balance, ADHD, etc.
Personal fitness and emotional wellness: Exercise tips, getting more energy, depression, emotional wellness
Personal effectiveness and goal achievement: planning your career, getting more done, planning for retirement, New Year's resolutions, managing money
Team building: Tips on better meetings, reducing conflict, improving communication, about cohesiveness, being a team player, etc.
Improving relationships with supervisors: communication, knowing what your supervisor wants, completing assignments , making an impression
Hot productivity and health topics: health issues in the news, ideas, etc.
Stress management: ongoing tips, avoiding burnout, self-assessment,
[with our Employee Assistance Program version] EAP education, confidentiality, what EAPs do, when to use your EAP
Workplace safety tips and injury prevention: Avoiding dangerous short-cuts, injury prevention, thinking safety, building a culture of safety, how to influence peers so they think safety, too
Customer service: difficult attitudes, difficult customers, peak performance, staying positive, keeping customers happy, reducing your own stress, changing your thinking about customers

We've written nearly 1000 articles on the topics shown above. Place your subscription order below and get 15 issues instead of 12! I will give you a call soon after to confirm your order.

Price:	$
a. Trial or Buy Now?:
b. Format:
c. English:
d. Logo/Imprinting:
e. Spanish:
f. EAP/No EAP?:
Qty:

Wow. A completely editable employee newsletter with professional content for any company , any size wanting a productivity newsletter for its employees. It's monthly and two pages, not four. That means 50% more content per year than a quarterly 4-page newsletter, with articles likely to be completely read. It's articles are shorter, punchier, delve deeper, and content is influenced by requests of subscribers using the FE HOTLINE. FrontLine Employee's focus is on helping employees--period. And you can get FrontLine Employee in Spanish, too!

Get your newsletter out in minutes not weeks!
No additional cost for unlimited distribution to your employees!
You spend less because it's one flat fee!
You have total control on how frequently you distribute your newsletter
It's "your own newsletter"--make it reflect your company and its personality
Multiple delivery options and multiple formats
Logo and nameplate customization is free! SEE AN EXAMPLE

Dan Feerst, MSW, LISW is publisher of the EAPtools.com Web site and general manager of DFA Publishing & Consulting, LLC. Dan Feerst began his employee assistance career in 1978 as a Social Science Officer for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, Occupational Alcoholism Program in Langley, VA, and since then has served as a staff member or director for some of America's most well-known Employee Assistance and Counseling Programs, including the Kennecott Copper INSIGHT Employee Assistance Program, the U.S. Department of Agriculture 22 Agency EAP Consortium, and Arlington County Government and Public Schools EAP in Arlington, VA. He has consulted with hundreds of small businesses on helping employees, intervening with troubled employees, and developing alcohol and drug-policies. Dan Feerst speaks nationally and regionally, and has published extensively in employee assistance. He was credited with the intervention model recommended for insertion in the U.S. Small Business Administration's Drug-Free Workplace Kit for Small Businesses by the Corporation Against Drug Abuse, a grantee of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Dan Feerst also consults on the subject of small business alcoholism/drug addiction intervention and training families in the practical approach to non-facilitated, family intervention. Dan Feerst is one most widely read EAP authors in the United States with millions of employees and nearly 100,000 supervisors reading his materials monthly. He is the author and founding publisher of WorkLife Excel� newsletter, the official work-life newsletter read by 12,000 employees of the U.S. Congress. You can reach Dan Feerst at publisher@eaptools.com. His phone number is 1-800-626-4327.