English training for companies offers solutions to problems that have already, or haven't happened yet. In 2021 alone, there were 5,295 OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) violations; citing language barriers contributing to 25% of job-related accidents. With foreign national populations increasing year over year in the United States, studies show that companies with more diversity are already enjoying financial returns 35% higher than national industry medians. What does this mean? When the U.S National Safety Council reports that workplace injuries exceed $170 billion annually, construction tailored English classes is an investment that pays off in its ROI. If accidents can be prevented with online English courses, can you afford the risk of not providing English training for companies and their employees?