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Group Health | 22% due to stress1 |
Turnover | 40% due to stress2 |
Absenteeism | 50% due to stress3 |
Presenteeism | 50% due to stress4 |
Workers Compensation | 33% due to stress5 |
Disability | 50% due to stress6 |
Enter the number of employees in your company and our calculator will
not only estimate annual company stress costs,it will also estimate the range
of potential savings from appropriate stress assessment and intervention.
Employees:
1. Manning, M., et.al., "Occupational stress, social support,
and the costs of health care." Academy of Management Journal, 1996, Vol. 39, No. 3, 738-750.
Danna, K. and R. Griffin. "Health and well-being in the workplace: a review and synthesis of the literature."
Journal of Management, 05/01/1999.
2. Krohe Jr., J., "Workplace stress." Across the Board, 02/01/1999.
Grimm, J. "Turning on, turning off, turning over." Editor & Publisher. 04/24/2000 (.5 to 2 times salary).
PricewaterhouseCoopers research (.5 to 4 times salary depending on individual’s skill sets), 2001.
3. PR Newswire. "Tenth Annual 2000 CCH Unscheduled Absence
Survey: Employers see decline in unscheduled employee absences, but continued
high cost of no-shows still plagues employers." 10/19/00
Danna, K. and R. Griffin. "Health and
well-being in the workplace: a review and synthesis of the literature." Journal
of Management, 05/01/1999.
4. PricewaterhouseCoopers Assumption, 2001: 50% of presenteeism
is some function of stress.
Marcus, C. "Presenteeism: A clear view
of a growing problem." Compensation & Benefits Management. 01/01/2001
5. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
"Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses: 1998." Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Labor, BLS, 1999.
Wojcik, J. "Stress a major risk in comp." Business Insurance, 04/19/1999.
6. Stress Directions Assumption, 2002: 50% of Disability is some function of stress.
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