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"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 See More >>
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Recent Issues of FrontLine Employee...Below
November 2007 Employee Newsletter
- Bullying in the Workplace;
- Preventing Burnout;
- Anger at Work;
- Heart Health in Relationships;
- How to Be a Star Performer;
- Caution to Prevent Violence in Health Care Jobs;
- Stopping Smoking;
- Financial Stress and Health Effects
December 2007 Employee Newsletter
- Compulsive Shopping;
- Making the Holidays More Positive;
- Earth Friendly Gift Giving; Depression and Retirement;
- Power of Gratitude;
- Power of Delegating;
- Sexual Harassment is More Than You Think;
- Easy Places to Cut Spending
January 2008 Employee Newsletter
- Building Your Immunity to Criticism;
- Adapting to Technology;
- Paying Attention to Positive Feedback;
- Preventing Internet Harassment; Dealing with a Mentally Ill Family Member;
- Overcoming Shyness;
- Eating Right, Exercising;
- Planning for Setbacks;
- Using Office Politics as a Positive Force
February 2008 Employee Newsletter
- Finding Answers in Self-help Groups;
- Battling Against Sleep a No Win;
- Developing a Safety Culture in Your Organization;
- Avoid Illness from Work Stress;
- About Panic Attacks;
- Families Fighting to Fit in All the Activities;
- Attitude Changing Secrets;
- Nurturing Your Creative Juices
March 2008 Employee Newsletter
- Getting along with a new coworker;
- Powerful Ways to Use Your 10 Minute Break;
- Getting a Superior Performance Rating;
- Valuing Diversity;
- Don't Burn Bridges If You Resign;
- Workplace Coaching Tips for the Coached;
- Addiction Intervention: Focus on Responsibility Not Blame;
- National Politics: Protocols for Office Talk
April 2008 Employee Newsletter
- Plugging into a Positive Mental Attitude;
- Relationship Issues Compound Financial Stress; Parents:
- Talk about Prescription Drug Abuse with Teens;
- Avoiding Trigger-happy E-mails;
- Powerfully Respectful Workplaces;
- Sell Yourself First, Then Your Ideas;
- Thirty Days to a New Habit--Really!?;
- Avoiding Accidents with the Elderly
May 2008 Employee Newsletter
- When Teamwork Is Not Your Thing;
- Don't Be a Perfectionist;
- Put Green Plants in Your Office;
- National Employee Health and Fitness Day;
- Soft Skills with Hard Returns;
- Next Time You'll Be Assertive;
- Planning Against Gang Recruitment;
- Bouncing Back with Resiliency
June 2008 Employee Newsletter (released May 19th, 2008)
- Walk for Your Health (and Your Wallet);
- Add Power to Your Job Interview;
- Intervening Early with Coworker Conflicts;
- Hazards Around the House;
- Project Management for Fun and Profit;
- Your First Appointment with a Professional Counselor;
- Attitude Adjustment Power
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The FrontLine Employee Story
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