Workplace safety is central to a company’s ability to deliver on its ethical commitment to safeguarding people and the planet. Maintaining an effective safety program goes beyond compliance and regulation; it signals a genuine dedication to the well-being of all stakeholders. In an era where ethical considerations increasingly shape consumer choices and investor decisions, the EHS function has become a powerful symbol of lived corporate values. However, when it comes to competing against other corporate priorities, it is often difficult for EHS functions to articulate the ROI for EHS investment. EY sought to calculate that by analyzing data from 9,000 of the largest public companies from around the world to see if increasing EHS maturity can improve a company’s overall performance. Hear what EY found in this dynamic presentation.
Key Takeaways:
- Hear how EY calculated the ROI and effectiveness of investments in EHS programs.
- Discover ways that EHS performance can affect a company’s overall performance and bottom line.
- Learn how EHS can cut across silos and other data you can use to sell management to support your safety program.