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What Is the Business Case for Safety?

Does risk management provide a measurable return?

Workplace injuries cost Canada an estimated $29.4 billion in 2018. This one-page summary sets out the business case for safety: fewer losses on one side and, on the other, case study gains of 66% in productivity and 44% in quality, with mature risk management systems linked to company valuations up to 25% higher.

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What workplace injuries cost Canada: an estimated $29.4 billion in 2018.
Research on 18 case studies of workplace safety initiatives: average gains of 82% in safety performance, 66% in productivity, 44% in quality and 71% in cost benefits.
Companies with mature risk management systems valued as much as 25% higher, and only 3.4% of organizations with mature processes.

Who should read it?

Executives, finance leaders and anyone asked to justify a safety budget.

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