| Using The ERI® System Is Cost-Effective | |
| Nationally, the annual cost of hiring the wrong employees is in the
billions of dollars. These dollars represent unmanaged monies. They can
become easily manageable through the use of the ERI®
System. This is how the ERI® System
more than pays for itself. The total costs of adding the ERI®
System to the hiring process are typically less than 1% of the cost savings.
The following case studies document the kinds of direct cost savings that the ERI® System can bring to your hiring process and bottom line. If you would like to see additional research information, showing documented cases of savings that have resulted from using the ERI® System, call or write us. Ask for the booklet "Selected Research Summaries", or full-length reprints of the published research reports. |
| Manufacturing company with 500 employees | |
| NET SAVINGS USING THE ERI®
SYSTEM: $88,000 ANNUALLY
Turnover Within 60 Days of Hire As Percent of Annual Hires |
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Over a two
year period after the ERI®
was introduced, turnover dropped 68%
(from 25% to 8%). |
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Hours Lost From Work Related Accidents As Percent of Total Annual Scheduled Hours |
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Hours Lost From Unauthorized Absence As Percent of Total Annual Scheduled Hours |
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| Resort hotel with 3,800 employees | |
| NET SAVINGS USING THE ERI®
SYSTEM: $2,280,000 OVER TWO YEARS
Three Year Change in Turnover Rate As Percent of Total Workforce |
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Three Year Change in Accident Rate As Percent of Total Workforce |
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| Hotel Conference Center with 360 employees | |
| NET SAVINGS USING THE ERI® SYSTEM: $155,600 ANNUALLY
Voluntary Turnover As Percent of Total Workforce |
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| Retail sales organization with 96 stores | |
| NET SAVINGS USING THE ERI®
SYSTEM: $4,018,500 ANNUALLY
Relationship Between ERI® Use and Average Change In Shrinkage Percent Across 96 Stores |
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