Which statistic indicates a high return-to-work rate after a program?

• A. Over 80% returned to work
• B. Only 70% returned
• C. Job interest
• D. Disadvantage of Survey

Answer: (A)

A high return-to-work rate is reflected by the percentage of participants who resume duties after completing the program. When that percentage is over 80%, it shows the program effectively helps most individuals return to work, signaling strong outcomes. A 70% rate is solid but not as high, and options about job interest or survey disadvantages don’t quantify whether participants actually returned to work.