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                              <br> ¡á How Effective Are EAPS? <br><br>     1. ABSENTEEISM & PRODUCTIVITY SAVINGS<br>         There is much research on how EAP reduces absenteeism and increases productivity.<br>       Work loss was avoided in 60% of cases with an average savings of 17 hours per case <br>       72% of these cases showed improved worker productivity with an average gain of 43%<br><br>                     [Ãâó: Attridge, M. (Aug. 2001) Presentation to the American Psychological <br>                                Association, Personal and Work Outcomes of EAP Services]<br><br>     2. RETENTION & REDUCED TURNOVER<br>         There is much research on how EAP reduces turnover and related costs.<br><br>        A study of Chevron''s EAP in 1992 found that there were 37% - 46% fewer terminations, <br>        with savings of  $50,000 per case for avoided turnovers.<br><br>       [ Ãâó: Stern (1990) Why EAPs are worth the investment. Business and Health, 14-19, <br>        Washington DC]<br><br>    3. HEALTH CLAIM SAVINGS<br>        There is much research on how EAP reduces health care costs. The International <br>        Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans surveyed 185 benefit plan administrators about <br>        substance abuse services for multi-employer fund participants and reported:<br>       Reduced health plan costs for 66% of respondents <br>       Reduced disability costs for 49% of those surveyed <br>       Reduced workers'' compensation costs for 41% of the respondents<br>     [Ãâó: Dianas, C. (1996) EAP cost-benefit performance. EAP Exchange, May/June, 23-24.] <br>