Case Study: Gray Television, Inc
The following is a recap of workers' compensation statistics reported and experienced by Gray Television in addressing the effectiveness of their drug-testing program.
FIRST STUDY:
The following is a recap of their first 3 years experience from their initial study conducted by the Gray Human Resources Department:
- From 1996 to 1999, Total Cost of Claims for Gray Television dropped 73%
- From 1996 to 1999, Worker's Compensation Claims dropped by 181%
- Number of Reported Worker's Comp. Claims:
- 1996: 1 per 19.2 employees
- 1999: 1 per 53.9 employees **
** The above reduction were experienced while the number of employees increased from 943 to 1725 over the same time period.
Also, the company has always experienced a relatively low modifier in regards to their workers' compensation premium.
SECOND STUDY:
Gray Television conducted their second study in 2002 to address the years 1998 through 2001 (4 years).
- Total Annual Workers' Comp. claims dropped:
- 1998: $110,737
- 2001: $ 29,433
- Average Claim per Employee dropped:
- 1998: $82.82
- 2001: $20.15
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