When A Good Employee is Addicted: 3 Imperative Steps
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1. Communicate clearly and respectfully (no accusing, blaming, or judging); 2. Offer assistance (EAP, direct referrals to programs, etc.); 3. Present Options, not ultimatums (firing is on the table, but make it a last resort).
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