Phillip Collins

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Alcohol & Drugs in the Workplace

Phillip Collins

Alcohol 83%

Weed 13.4%

Ecstasy 4.4%

Methamphetamines 3.9%

Beer 4.23

Wine 3.74

Spirits 2.03

Total 9.99

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Annual Consumption

Assaults 33.3%

ER 49.5%

Effects of Alcohol

Mental Physical

Cost to Society

$14.35 billion

Workplace

$6 billion

Australian Drug Foundation’s Approach to Change

Adapted from Achieve Global’s ‘Critical Success Factors for Change’ framework

CASE FOR CHANGE

Gathering evidence to build the case for change

Identify Issues

Identify Causes

Report with Recommendations

ACTION Actioning the change; making change happen

Action

Reinforcement and Reporting

• Collaboration and Partnership

• Evidence-based • Whole of Organisation • Subject Matter Expertise

• Staged Approach • Leadership

• Continuous Improvement • Evaluation

• Capacity Building

Guiding Principles

COMMITMENT Commitment to actioning

the ‘steps’ to change

Strategy

Vision Mission

Strategic Objectives

Implementation Plan

Leadership Systems

Knowledge & Skill Monitoring & Feedback

Resources Communication

THREE PILLARS

Supply e.g. Price,

Operational Hours

Demand

e.g. Promotion, Operational

Hours

Harm

e.g. Education,

Breath Testing

ACHIEVE THE

VISION

The NRL Change Program

2009 – Case for change

Commitment

Action

2009 – Case for Change

2009 – Case for Change

The NRL Rugby League Commission

NRL & NRL Clubs

State bodies & Country Rugby League

Australian & State of Origin Teams

Representative Teams

Venues & Stadiums

The Players Association

Player Agents

Community Clubs

Corporate Partners

2009 – Case for Change

Australian Rugby League Commission VISION Reducing alcohol related harm in

rugby league environments

MISSION “Wherever you go in RL – from an

under 6 match to a corporate function – you will get consistent messages around

expected alcohol behaviours”

Commitment

A Tailored Strategy

4 year outlook

Clear Goals

Incentive Program for clubs

Club CEO endorsement

Expert agency support

Commitment

Building their capacity across all clubs

Safer

Workplaces

Alcohol Management

Policies

Alcohol Management Action Plans

Strong governance &

procedures

Confident Players,

Staff & Boards

Awareness workshops

Information & resources

Employee Assistance Program

Safer Functions & Events

Good Hosts Accreditation

Venue Alcohol Checks

Informed function guests

Consistent & positive

messages

Public awareness campaign

Communication Plans

Ambassadors

Community Leadership

Influencing corporate partners

Linkages with Community Initiatives

Advocate for Good Sports

Action

At home versus at Work

Over the limit

07:00PM

11:00PM

12:00AM

1:00AM

11:00AM

04:00PM

BAC 0.00

BAC 0.15 (Last drink)

BAC 0.15

BAC 0.15

BAC 0.05

BAC 0.00

TUESDAY PM WEDNESDAY AM WEDNESDAY PM

At work drinking

Improve absenteeism

Improve productivity

Limit liability

Duty of care

Reduce workplace injuries

Protect company brand/image

The Industry Sickie

No. 1 Hospitality

No. 2 Manufacturing

No. 3 Finance

What is your liability?

What you can do

Understand your liability/risk/exposure

Tighten up your AOD policy

Have an EAP in place

Understand drug testing

EMPLOYEE EDUCATION