See how quickly an ergonomic workstation pays for itself

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Your Scenario Enter Info
Workdays per year
 
days
Number of computer-based employees
 
employees
Average hours worked per employee
 
hours
Average annual compensation per employee
$
Average equipment cost: WorkFit, arm(s), other devices
$
If using a single display, uncheck box
 
Two Displays
Productivity Increases   references Enter Gain
Ergonomic Design * 
 
%
Sit-Stand Adjustment † 
 
%
Multi-Monitor Viewing ‡ 
 
%
Annual Payback Your Results
Individual employee productivity gain in days
 
days
Company productivity gain in days (all employees)
 
days
Company productivity gain in currency
$
Total cost of ergonomic equipment
$
Total net gain in currency per year
$
Payback time for ergonomic investment
 
days
References
* A Washington State analysis of office ergonomics case studies showed the median productivity increase was 12% following an ergonomic intervention. Other studies found employees to be 18% more productive when provided with ergonomic furniture that they are trained to use.
† According to a Texas A&M study, call-center workers with stand-capable desks sat about 1.5 hours less per shift, resulting in measurable productivity gains that averaged 45% compared to their seated counterparts. Outcomes may vary widely depending on task and environment.
‡ Using multiple monitors eliminates toggling between documents, decreasing the time it takes to complete tasks. Studies show an average productivity increase of 20% to 30% when using two displays. Depending on situation, increases range between 5% and 100%.
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