Assisted Living & Healthcare Companies Avoid High Risk Hires with IntegrityFirst
IntegrityFirst, the industry leader in pre-employment integrity testing, today announced results of a multi-year case study on its clients in the assisted living and healthcare industry. Results from the multi-year study of 25 assisted living and healthcare clients showed that 21% of all job applicants applying for positions with these companies admitted to high risk behaviors. As a result, of screening these applicants out, these companies enjoyed reduced employee turnover and reductions in worker compensation expenses.
Highlights from the study include:
- Up to a 750% Return on Investment (ROI) based on workers compensation savings
- 37% reduction in employee turnover
- 42% reduction in days lost to workers' compensation claims
Job applicants who were administered the IntegrityFirst test at the 25 assisted living and healthcare organizations admitted to the following high-risk behaviors:
- 5% Self-admitted to Theft
- 8% Self-admitted to Substance Abuse
- 12% Self-admitted to Dishonesty
- 1% Self-admitted to Hostility
"We are very excited for the results we continue to achieve for our assisted living and healthcare clients," said
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