2/8: To get your individualized results, visit http://NSC.org/drugsatwork and enter in your industry, location and workforce size. The workplace costs predicted include those associated with alcohol, opioids, marijuana, and other illicit drugs.
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3/8: For example, substance misuse would cost a 500-person construction company in my home state of Indiana $215,345 a YEAR because of lost time, job-turnover, and healthcare costs.pic.twitter.com/iLILdf0wHY
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4/8: Strikingly, construction, entertainment, recreation and food service businesses have nearly twice the rates of substance and alcohol use as the national average.pic.twitter.com/ARhV3dBX5X
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5/8: 33% of workers have family members affected by opioids. For example, in that same 500-person construction company in Indiana, a total of 79 employees and 85 dependents are predicted to be affected by substance use.pic.twitter.com/nR0Ow0xHkQ
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6/8: On the bright side, we know that
#RecoveryIsPossible and it's good for business! Each employee who recovers from a substance use disorder (SUD) saves a company more than $3,200 a YEAR. In fact, they even miss one less day of work each year than an employee without an SUD.pic.twitter.com/cS0mb85uk3
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7/8: Take action – after using the cost calculator, get the information and tools you need at http://nsc.org/opioidsatwork . For example, consider using and sharing “Warn Me” labels that can be affixed to insurance cards, available at http://nsc.org/takeaction .pic.twitter.com/ZArEKNBn9l
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8/8: Even one step towards engaging your employees and creating compassionate policies can save employers money and make a difference to
#stopeverydaykillers. Calculate your costs at http://NSC.org/drugsatwork to start making a difference in your workplace and help save lives.pic.twitter.com/vTonm0Znpn
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Please be very specific about opioid abuse in the workplace Statistics say that the opioids being abused and taking lives at this point in time must be illegal/illicit drugs vs Rx meds Since chronic pain patients stats prove they are not addicts They are responsible W/Rx meds 1)+
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2) bc of careless reporting on opioid overdoses that are statistically Illicit heroin & Fentanyl or Carfentanil instead of responsible Rx opioids given by PCP or PCM To the point of destroying CPP lives & reputations where now they suffer/die bc they can’t get their medicines
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Thanks so much for spreading the word, U.S. Surgeon General. We're proud to participate in this program with
@NSCsafety and@NORCNews.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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