Megazine+Classic+Quick+Start+Guide+for+CLIENTS PD 2023JUL+(1).pdf
Megazine Classic
Quick Start Guide
STEP 1: ACCESS THE MEMBER WEBSITE
Go to your designated website.
Company Code: Insert your company dedicated code.
Company Password: Insert your company dedicated password.
Many companies integrate the member website to their intranet and bypass the need to enter Company Code or Company Password.
Then, select your preferred Country-Language and click on the Go button.
STEP 2: GET AN OVERVIEW OF THE HOMEPAGE
This is the standard layout of the Megazine Classic's homepage. While there are differences in the availability of content, Megazine Classic offers the same platform features in all WPO's website languages. The header (everything above the "news for you" carousel, including LIVECONNECT) will display on all webpages.
STEP 3: TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT THE HOMEPAGE FEATURES
- Change the website language and country localization.
- LIVECONNECT provides members with instant chat access to WPO staff.
- Search functionality, by title or by content.
- Navigational Bar:
- The Divisions - the highest level of information organization, are listed horizontally.
- Each Division has Modules - a more specific level of information. Once you select a Division, a new page will open showing the available Modules.
- Information on how to contact your Employee Support Program (more hyperlinks can be added here based on client request)
- Banner available for Client customization. May be removed if the client has no specific use for it.
News for You and Feature Articles
A place to find important information from your Company or EAP. Information about disasters and other traumatic events can also be found here. Homepage feature articles are updated monthly for U.S. English, U.S. Spanish, U.K. English, Ireland English, Global English, Canadian English, Canadian French. All other languages are updated quarterly. By clicking on the name of the article you will access more information.
Cost-of-Living Help
After effects from recent events have caused a rapid increase in cost worldwide. Not only are prices as an all-time high, but food and living costs have become more expensive, and it is not the same as we see before COVID-19. These articles may explain some background and help you to plan ahead.
- Coating with Financial Styles
- Meeting Changes within Inflation Takes a Bite
- Budgeting in Important Times
- Managing Costs and Insurance
- Lower Budget Investment
- Corporate Debt Management Techniques
- Leisure & Travel
- Learning to Mail
- Manage Wages, Benefits
- Money Management A Planer
- Saving Money online
- The Changing Lung During the School
- Energy Efficiency Start Reading
- Office of Family Assistance “Temporary Assistance for Needy Families” DARTY https://www.gov.uk/families/employment-assistance-needy-families/
- Internet Day 21 can help with finding food, financial resources, and other support in your state or area https://www.darty.org
- Health Care Worker offers information on government programs to help you stay healthy and other basic living expenses. Find out about eligibility requirements for programs like food terms, welfare, and Medicaid, and how to apply for them.
- The Online House Office of American Residue Plan https://www.americanresidueplan.gov/socialjustice/
Check out this website’s Financial modules for more articles and tools that can help with saving, budgeting, and other financial topics. Please remember that you can always contact your workplace wellbeing program for emotional and practical support during those difficult times.
Interactive Blocks (Online Seminars, Centers, New, etc.)
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STEP 4: VIEW A DIVISION PAGE
Click on a Division on the vertical navigation bar. The Division page will provide an overview of the Modules categorized underneath it. Click on a Module title to view a Module page's content in detail.
STEP 5: VIEW A MODULE PAGE
Click on a Module title from the Division page. Content is displayed by type of content and then alphabetically. Categories are listed to the right for more targeted browsing.
STEP 6: VIEW AN ARTICLE PAGE IN DETAIL
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Earthquake in Haiti
A magnitude 7.2 earthquake hit several islands in the Caribbean, with Haiti being the hardest hit. Haiti’s death toll is almost 2,000, with a further 10,000 injured. Additional damage to homes, schools, hospitals, and more proposes additional challenges for this nation’s recovery, which is still dealing with aftereffects of the pandemic and assassination of its president last month. The following news sources provide ongoing coverage:
- BBC –
- ‘Haiti earthquake: Death toll reaches nearly 2,000: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-58187979
- ‘Haiti earthquake: Tropical Storm Grace hampers rescue: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-58222888
- Al Jazeera – ‘We need help: Haiti earthquake survivors lack food, shelter: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/8/17/we-need-help-thousands-displaced-by-haiti-quake-demand-support
- Haiti Libre – ‘Haiti - FLASH : Nearly 2,000 dead and 10,000 injured (partial assessment): https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-34516-haiti-flash-nearly-2-000-dead-and-10-000-injured-partial-assessment.html
- The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) – ‘Haiti earthquake: Red Cross teams race against time to find survivors before tropical storm hits: https://media.ifrc.org/ifrc/press-release/haiti-earthquake-red-cross-teams-race-against-time-to-find-survivors-before-tropical-storm-hits
- ReliefWeb – ‘Haiti: Earthquake - Flash Update No. 2: https://reliefweb.int/report/haiti/haiti-earthquake-flash-update-no-2-16-august-2021
- U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) – ‘Magnitude 7.2 Earthquake in Haiti: https://www.usgs.gov/news/magnitude-72-earthquake-haiti
The following articles and resources provide information on how to prepare for and recover from earthquakes, as well as how to cope with trauma in general:
- Click here for a PDF of resources that can help you recover after the earthquake in Haiti.
- Earthquakes: Before, During and After
- Coping Tips for Traumatic Events and Disasters
- Coping with Crisis in the Media (Part 1)
- Coping with Crisis in the Media (Part 2)
- Coping with Trauma: How Can Families Be Supportive?
- Mental Health Reactions After Disaster
- Suggestions for Speaking with Bereaved Individuals
- Surviving a Disaster or Traumatic Event: What to Expect
- Tips for Coping with Extreme Stress
Finally, the following links and articles explain several ways you can help the survivors in Haiti:
- Helping Others After a Disaster
- ActionAid UK – Haiti Earthquake Appeal 2021: https://www.actionaid.org.uk/donate/emergency/haiti-earthquake-apple
- British Red Cross – Haiti Earthquake Appeal: https://donate.redcross.org.uk/apple/haiti-earthquake-apple
- Concern – Haiti Emergency Appeal: https://www.concern.org.uk/donate/haiti-earthquake-emergency-apple
- UNICEF – Haiti Earthquake Appeal: https://www.unicef.org.uk/donate/donate-and-help-protect-children-in-Haiti
- USAID – ‘Haiti Earthquake: How You Can Help: https://www.cidi.org/disaster-responses/haiti-earthquake
- World Food Program (WFP) – ‘Haiti earthquake: WFP works with partners to help survivors; https://www.wfp.org/stories/haiti-earthquake-wfp-works-partners-assist-survivors
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