Personal Crisis at work needs to be handle professional according to Nemer Haddad

How To Handle A Personal Crisis At Work Maybe your father was recently diagnosed with a terminal illness or your mother's house was burglarized. Perhaps your daughter is struggling in school, or your husband just served you divorce papers. Life will throw you curve balls, and you may be at work when it happens. Even if the personal crisis arises when you're not in the office, it will likely affect your work performance to some degree. Here's how to handle a personal crisis at work.

What is crisis support? back to top Crisis support is short term, and centres on providing people with assistance, non-judgemental support and resources in their time of need. The main aim of crisis support is to help reduce stress and improve the person’s ability to cope with their current situation, as well as with future crises. Lifeline believes that crisis support saves lives. We are committed to reaching out to those in crisis to offer an immediate response when difficulties seem overwhelming. Crisis support prevents unsafe and damaging reactions to difficulties, and creates opportunities for personal growth and change. Risk and security specialist
Nemer Haddad at Marlon International can assist your company with crisis management support.