Injury Cost Calculator
27 February , 2019
Injury cost calculator
Workplace-related injuries impose costs on both employers and workers, these include direct and indirect costs. The direct cost can be easily calculated - it includes items such as Workers’ Compensation premiums or payments to injured workers.
Indirect costs include lost productivity, lost potential output, and the cost of providing return-to-work programs for injured workers.The level of costs varies with the severity of the injury. This calculator is a quick and easy way to identify the true revenue required to offset the cost.
Indirect costs include lost productivity, lost potential output, and the cost of providing return-to-work programs for injured workers.The level of costs varies with the severity of the injury. This calculator is a quick and easy way to identify the true revenue required to offset the cost.
Direct cost injury
The $38,000 amount is taken from an average work related injury - source Safe Work Australia
Indirect cost of the injury
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Calculation based on Direct Cost x 4 = Indirect Cost<
Total cost
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Total Cost = Direct Cost + Indirect Cost
Profit margin of business (%)
Revenue required of offset loss
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