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A qualitative evaluation of an employee counselling service from the perspective of client, counsellor and organization
An evaluation of a Fire Brigade counselling service examined the viewpoints of all three stakeholders (clients, counsellors and organization), using a multi-method approach using interviews, questionnaires and staff records. All parties expressed satisfaction with the provision, but noted the need f...
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