What is the true cost of a workplace incident?

Hi Friend,

When you look at the cost of work-related illness and injury just using the numbers they're nothing if not eye-watering. Safe Work Australia reports a spend of $37.6 billion in health expenditure and $49.5 billion in employer overheads over 10 years. What's worse is that no matter how big, the dollars lost are only half the story.

"Humans are not replaceable objects; their value surpasses any financial measurement."

- Michael Weston, CNB Safe Speaker

We're challenging you to think beyond the bottom line when it comes to measuring the value of safety by thinking about the hidden costs of a workplace accident. The intangible costs, like the young man's life cut too short, the family left in shock, the father no longer able to play with his children, the invisible ripple effects of traumatic events, and life-altering phone calls that affect the individuals, families and communities well beyond the incident.

Our dedicated speakers share more of their thoughts in this month's blog to illustrate the immeasurable toll of workplace incidents to remind us of the significant need for a collective commitment to safety.

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The first 20 workplaces to book any CNB Safe speaker during the month of July 2023 (to take place between July - December 2023) will receive a FREE copy of CHOICES* - The James Wood Story (Digital Download) Package, valued at $1980!

Book your session with Woody, Alan, Michael or Michelle to receive your copy of CHOICES and use this excellent companion resource in future safety talks and training or incorporate it into your own induction process.

This is a great opportunity to meet one of our speakers, hear their story and provide your workplace with a valuable safety tool that you can use over and over.

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*This offer is limited to 20 unique workplaces only for the month of July 2023. Bookings must include at least one speaker session between July and December 2023. A booking is considered eligible once a completed online booking form is received. Free copy will be sent after the booking date.