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Program
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Employee Participation
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Slip & Fall Cost Reduction*
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Company Paid Programs
Companies pay the entire cost of slip resistant footwear for maximum cost savings.
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90-100%
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72-80%
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SUBSTANTIAL COST BENEFIT
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Company Subsidized Programs
Companies partially underwrite the cost of the shoes, and employees cover the rest.
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55-70%
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40-55%
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SIGNIFICANT SAFETY & SAVINGS
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Voluntary Payroll Deduction
Employees pay for their own shoes through installments deducted from payroll.
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20-40%
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16-30%
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ENHANCED SAVINGS
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*Expected slip and fall reduction is 80% multiplied by the average participation percentage. Many factors contribute to the cost savings you may achieve when implementing a SFC Safety Footwear Program. The largest is the participation rate (% of employees wearing SFC footwear) achieved. Participation estimates by program type are developed from SFC customer experience, which can vary. SFC estimates that your slip and falls may decline by 80% or more when participation in an SFC Program approaches 100%. Factors that may contribute to slips and falls include: first day/new employees, employees tripping on objects, and employees wearing SFC footwear that is more than 6 months old. These are estimates based on actual customer data. Results may vary.
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