TABLE 4.
Adjusted Meansb |
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Sensitivity Analysis | N | Control | STAR | ROIc |
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Include hours of paid time off taken | 946 | 43,735.57 | 42,190.34 | 1.24 |
Include employee bonus in total compensation | 946 | 32,169.69 | 30,098.49 | 2.00 |
Include 14 subjects with missing data on benefits | 960 | 28,580.65 | 26,498.97 | 2.02 |
Change discount rate to 0% | 946 | 29,042.93 | 27,149.32 | 1.74 |
Change discount rate to 6% | 946 | 27,981.94 | 26,172.67 | 1.62 |
Increase costs of presenteeism by 20% | 946 | 31,545.30 | 29,708.14 | 1.66 |
Decrease costs of presenteeism by 20% | 946 | 25,469.02 | 23,570.17 | 1.75 |
Increase costs of health care utilization by 20% | 946 | 28,673.27 | 26,827.92 | 1.67 |
Decrease costs of health care utilization by 20% | 946 | 28,327.54 | 26,469.26 | 1.69 |
Increase costs of turnover to two times total compensation | 946 | 32,653.15 | 30,099.41 | 2.70 |
Decrease costs of turnover to 1 time total compensation | 946 | 24,365.79 | 23,151.75 | 0.76 |
Results from regression models with adjusted dependent variables. Dependent variables are expressed in US dollars (2011 prices).
Adjusted means of organizational costs computed using recycled predictions.
ROI calculated as , where ΔE is the marginal effect of STAR on organizational costs and ΔC is the marginal effect of STAR on intervention costs.
ROI, return on investment; STAR, support, transform, achieve, results.