The Role of HR in EAP Implementation
Confidentiality Expectations in Australian Workplaces
How Australian Employees Access EAP Services
Understanding Analytics From an HR Perspective
Billing Transparency for HR Teams
Supporting Diverse Australian Workforces

HR’s Role in Normalising EAP Use
The responsibility of ensuring that the workplace is a safe and healthy environment for workers to work in falls within the purview of the human resources department. When utilizing the EAP, it is possible to make it look more natural by employing terminology that is easy to understand, delivering reminders on a frequent basis, and providing support that is obvious. Whenever Human Resources (HR) brings up the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) as a normal wellness tool, there is a greater likelihood that workers will utilize it. When it comes to a task, the frequency with which you carry it out is not as significant as the consistency with which you carry it out.
Ideal for organisations that want to start small and scale as needed. Only pay when your team uses the service.
Included in PAYG:
✔️ Pay per session model
✔️ Tailored Mindfulness Program
✔️ Professional support within 12–36 hours
✔️ 24/7/365 booking number
✔️ Real-time analytics portal
Best for teams seeking consistent, proactive support with built-in sessions and added value for managers and leaders.
Includes everything in PAYG, plus:
✔️ Set sessions included per employee, per year.
✔️ Dedicated program specialist
✔️ Priority critical incident support
✔️ Monthly live leadership/manager training (mental health, leadership, communication & more)
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