1. UAW-GM Work & Family Services -Fort Wayne Assembly
Marcia Milne, 1st Shift Rep /2951
Rodney Burton, 2nd Shift Rep /2951
No rep at this time-3rd Shift Rep
Dwight Wilson, Designee/Alternate Rep
GM-Salary
Donna Ankenbruck
Dr. Steven Price, Medical Director

2. Employee Assistance Program
Providing private and confidential interviews, support and suggestions for voluntary counseling or treatment
Marital and family problems
Financial problems
Depression
Alcohol and Drug problems
Critical Incident Response
Grief / Loss
Suicide
Domestic / Workplace Violence
Adolescent Issues
Support Groups

3. Work/Family EAP “What You Should Know”
Program participation is VOLUNTARY and CONFIDENTIAL*
Program Access:*
Self-referral Peer referral
Supervisor referral Union referral
* Ask for a Medical Pass-This is the best way to come up.
Get the pass, go to medical, and let them know you need to speak to EAP.
The Program’s materials and resources are free
Brochures, DVD’s; AA/NA Groups; Community Programs
*The only time this doesn’t apply-Duty to Warn.

4. Location of Office
Office is located off the Atrium in General Assembly across from cafeteria.
(next to the key room)

5. Hours of Services Office # ... 260-673-2011/2951
Work & Family Representatives are available during all 3 shifts of operation. ( The office is covered for approx. 21 out of 24 hours at this time, until the position on 3rd is filled. )
If unavailable, please call your shift representatives phone number and leave a message with a return phone number. You should receive a return call within 24 hours.
Office # /2951

6. Having trouble coping?
After a traumatic event, problems may come and go. It’s important to know when to ask for help. If you or someone you know is feeling overwhelmed, please ask us for help.

7. TALK
With Help Comes Hope. There is HOPE. Contact your Work/Family Representative, Or if in immediate danger call 911.

8. *If in immediate danger always call 911.
Domestic Violence
Domestic abuse is a pattern of coercive, controlling behavior that is a pervasive life-threatening crime affecting people in all our communities regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, religion, social standing and immigration status.
Abuse is not love. It is one person in a relationship having power and control over the other person.
Domestic violence takes many forms: physical; emotional; economic; stalking and harassment; and sexual.
If you feel you are in an abusive situation, call for help. Work/Family Reps can guide you into getting the help you deserve /2951
*If in immediate danger always call 911.