Work/Life Services Sample Clauses

Work/Life Services. Company will assist participants with balancing personal and work life concerns, coping with maternity/paternity and return to work, time management, childcare/eldercare services, and other work/life issues such as assistance with referrals for adoptions, relocations, college planning, and adjusting to retirement. Company will provide participants with I.D Recovery which offers a thirty (30) minute consultation with an Identity Recover Professional that will aid in the recovery process by assessing the situation, creating and implementing an action plan. Company will provide participants credit score monitoring through Credit Karma which will provide secure credit scores, reports and monitoring and financial tools.
Work/Life Services. A. Work-Life Consultation and Referral: Telephonic consultation with Work- Life Specialists regarding Child Care/Parenting, Adoption, Educational Resource, Elder/Adult Care. Work-Life Specialists work with callers to provide verified referrals to resources within 5 business days of initial consultation.
Work/Life Services. A. Work-Life Consultation and Referral One per employee and or their dependent per Contract Period. A personalized resource packet mailed are mailed within 5 business days of initial consultation. One request per employee and or their dependent per Contract Period. B. Legal Consultation One (1) per employee and or their dependent per Contract Period. C. Financial Consultation One (1) per employee and or their dependent per Contract Period.
Work/Life Services. MHN shall also provide those EAP work & life services described in Exhibit 2.5 hereof. The fee for such services is included in the Monthly Fee set forth in section 4.1 of this Agreement.
Work/Life Services. Any referrals provided through the following work-life services are not recommendations or endorsed by BHS. They are merely referrals and the final decision to engage in services with any referral is at the sole discretion and responsibility of the Participant. The Participant is responsible for payment of any work-life services received beyond the EAP.
Work/Life Services. Triad will provide employees and their qualified dependents Child Dependent Care, Adult Dependent Care Services, and other work/life services. Includes telephonic access to care consultants, follow-up information and educational materials that match the needs of the client. Access to Work / Life’s online Child Dependent Care and Adult/Elder Dependent Care Services via a password-protected website
Work/Life Services. Penn Medicine EAP provides Work/Life services via EAP Expert platform via our website and portal available via MyLife Expert with up-to-date articles, videos, podcasts, calculators, interactive checklists, webinars related to Financial and Legal matter, Child Care and Education, Eldercare, Health and Wellness, Career and Military, Everyday Living and more.

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