What Return On Investment Can Your Company Expect?

Participants will reduce writing time by at least 25% and realize significant employee time-saving benefits. Improving business writing is a strategic business improvement. 

For example:
Assuming 18 participants trained (1 group of 18 participants), with an average salary of $75,000 who typically write for 3 hours a day. By reducing writing time by  25%, your company will save $126,563 annually.

Benefits are actually much deeper. This estimate only captures productivity benefits. It does not capture the additional benefit of clear writing and more accurate information.

Update the variables below to calculate your company savings.

Variables:
Your Calculations:
Employees' total annual salary expenses
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Salary * Number of employees trained
$0.0
Percentage of employee time spent writing
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Hours per day * 5 days per week / hours worked each week = percentage of time spent writing
0.0%
Annual employees' writing costs
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Total Salary Costs / percentage of time spent writing
$0.0
Total annual employee writing hours
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Number of hours writing each day * 5 days per week * 48 weeks per year * number of employees trained
0
Annually, Your Company Could Save:
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25% reduction in annual writing time (reduction in reading time not included, so savings are higher)
$0.0
Potential Annual Savings per Learner
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Total savings realized / number of employees trained
$0.0
Estimated Writing Hours Saved Annually
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Number of hours writing each day * 5 days per week * 48 weeks per year * number of employees trained / 30%
0
Weekly writing savings
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Total annual savings / 48 weeks = weekly savings
$0.0
Note: A full ROI calculation is more complex and would include facilities, time off the job training, and other factors. However, this simple calculation demonstrates the significant savings realized by improving writing efficiency.