What are the benefits of getting your injured workers back to work? |
People are your most valuable asset. The longer an injured worker is absent, the higher the costs will be to your business. In addition to the cost of a workers’ compensation claim, your organization may experience additional indirect losses such as:
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• Lost productivity time |
• Decreased morale |
• Increased experience mod/premiums |
• Hiring and retraining replacements |
One of the most effective ways to manage these losses is by implementing a return-to-work program! |
Why? |
The answer is simple: An effective return-to-work program can reduce your overall claims costs by up to 70 percent!
These programs are beneficial to both the employer and employee. |
As an employer, benefits include:
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• Reduced medical claim costs |
• A boost in company morale |
• Reduction in disability duration |
• Increased retention of valuable/skilled workers |
• Significant decrease in potentially fraudulent claims |
As an employee, benefits include: |
• Maintaining contact with your employer and fellow workers promoting increased morale and a faster recovery |
• Ability to stay in same or similar job |
• Lower chances of suffering financial drawbacks (due to reduction of salary and/or benefits) |
Check out these resources to assist you in developing and maintaining your own return-to-work program: |
How to Implement Your Own Return-to-Work Program
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Download Protective’s guide and implement a program of your own. This guide dives into all the information you need to create a successful program, including a template to get you started, as well as other great resources. |
Modified Duty Off Site (MDOS) |
MDOS is a unique return-to-work alternative, developed by VocWorks, that reduces the cost and duration of lost-time incidences. |
Learn more about the MDOS program >> |
Implement Your Own Return-to-Work Program |
Download Protective’s guide and implement a program of your own. This guide dives into all the information you need to create a successful program, including a template to get you started.
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