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EFAP

Employee & Family Assistance Program  (Now EFAP)

Local Lodge 2323
2580 Drew Road, Suite 202,
Mississauga, Ontario
L4T 3M5

Area Coordinator (Central Region)

Todd Doyle

EFAP Office Direct : 905-678-1079

Toll free in Ontario: 1-877-409-2323

Cellular: (416) 882-6997

efap@iamaw2323.ca

Committee Members:

Toronto

Ramp, Baggage & Cabins

Adam Wilson
adameapyyz@gmail.com

Natasha Heupel (Ramp)
natashaeap@yahoo.com

Rose Ogalesco (Cabins/CEQ)
rose825.eap@gmail.com

Victor Scantlebury (Training)
Victors_eap@outlook.com

Cargo

Julie Golemenkova
Julie.g.eap@mail.com

Technical Operations Logistics & Supply
Vacant

 

Ottawa

 

 

Chris Foster (Ramp)
Foster.eap@hotmail.com

 

What is an Employee & Family Assistance Program?

Very simply, it is just what it sounds like – assistance to employees. The Employee & Family Assistance Program (EFAP) 
is an employee benefit program, which ideally is supported by both labour and management, that provides 
confidential, professional assistance to help employees and their families resolve personal difficulties.

The EFAP program is utilized by the membership on a strictly voluntary basis. Also, the employee has a
 choice of which EFAP co-ordinator they wish to connect with. The Union and its Representatives encourage 
and motivate the membership to seek help through a confidential assistance program.

Outside the workplaces serviced by Local Lodge 2323, the program can be recognized by different names e.g. 
Member Assistance Program (MAP), Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP), but they all have 
the same objectives. These being: Retain valued employees; Restore our membership to wellness and
 maintain gainful employment; Motivate our brothers and sisters to seek help through confidential 
program; Provide appropriate resources to the employee in order for them to resolve their
 problems; Provide follow-up for troubled employees.

Principals of the EFAP

  • Not intended to interfere with or in the private lives of employees.
  • Employee is responsible for own job performance.
  • Employee is responsible for own personal problems.
  • Getting early help for the troubled employee.
  • Use of EFAP program does not threaten job security or promotional opportunities.

Does not engage in union or company politics – remains neutral & 
non-discriminatory.

Why do we have an Employee & Family Assistance Program?

The I.A.M.A.W. helped form our EFAP program. It is a program for which we saw a need. Too many of our members were losing their jobs because of personal problems.

As a progressive Union, we are providing an EFAP to our membership because we care about them and because it is good business. Just as all of us occasionally suffer from some physical illness or disability, all people experience personal or emotional difficulties some time in their lives. 
Sometimes these problems become too much for us to handle and they affect our personal happiness, our family relations, our performance at work and even our health.