Employee Assistance Programmes

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Dear Broadland District Council,

Under the Freedom Of Information Act I would like to request the following data:

- The annual council spending on Employee Assistance Programmes, meaning the amount of money spent by the council each year on employee assistance progreammes for their employees for 2018 and 2019.

Yours faithfully,

Lauren Smithson

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Freedom of Information,

Dear Lauren

 

I refer to your Freedom of Information request to which I am now in a
position to respond on behalf of Broadland District Council. My response
is outlined below along with your questions for ease of reference.

 

I hope this is of assistance and is sufficient to meet your requirements,
but if for whatever reason you wish to get back to me, please feel free to
do so. In particular if you are unhappy with the information provided or
how your request was handled please let me know and I will explain how you
can request an internal review of our decision. 

 

Please quote FOI B20-283 in any further correspondence concerning this
request.

 

Regards

 

 

Sara Utting

Senior Governance Officer & Deputy Monitoring Officer

t 01603 430428 e [email address]

My working days are Mon-Thurs

 

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