The 'uncertainty principle' applies to figuring out safety data

Article Abstract:

The Bureau of Labor Statistics conducts a survey, which is predicted to be 95% accurate, to estimate the number of workers injured in a given year on the basis of a sample-based estimate. Due to regulatory requirements, the survey does not cover certain types of workers. The final count of the survey is influenced by intentional and unintentional underreporting.

Work-related injuries, Work related injuries

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How does age affect worker safety?

Article Abstract:

Workers who are over 55 years of age are more likely to face the risk of injuries and death. The National Safety Council has compiled a list of injury rate for workers according to the age groups.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Workplace accidents, Statistics, Demographic aspects, Accidents, Workers, National Safety Council

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Workplace homicides at all-time low

Article Abstract:

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of homicides in the workplace dropped sharply in the year 2004. The relevant details regarding the survey are discussed.

Work environment, Homicide

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