SOURCE for Statistics & Study informationDocument accessed Nov. 12, 2015https://www.humanscale.com/userfiles/file/return-on-investement_03272015.pdf

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OFFICE ERGONOMICSReturn on Investment

In a 2007 study by DeArmond, Huange, et al., 231 financial executives and managers were interviewed

of executives & managers believe safety investments would lead to a positive return of investment87%

INVESTMENT $1 : RETURN $4.41

Employers who have health and productivity programs have been shown to

• REDUCe disability days 10-35%• IMPROVE Return to Work Rates 6% +• Positive RETURN on Investment 3:1 - 15:1

Eliminating or controlling repetitive motion injuries is estimated that a company can

save $27,700 / case

• REDUCE Worker’s Comp Claims 35-91%

Training Ergonomic Equipment+ 17.8%

increase productivity

Direct Costs + Indirect COSTS

Over one year + 200 Government Agency WorkersGroup #1 - Received basic office ergonomics training on injury risk factors & workstation adjustments. Group #2 - Received the same ergonomics training + a highly adjustable task chair.

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Workers’ Compensation

Additional Medical Expenses

Insurance Premiums

Lost Productivity

Decreased Work Output

Administrative Time

Turnover of Employees

Replacement costs for damaged Materials, Tools & Property

Indirect costs can cost

3x more than direct costs