Injuries from falls to lower levels, 2013.

The article compares the numbers of falls with data from 2011, looks at three industries with a high incidence of falls, distinguishes between fatal and nonfatal falls, and briefly discusses the occupations and demographics of workers who fall to lower levels. Information about the falls to lower le...

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Publicado en:Monthly Labor Review pp. 1 - 11
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Publicado: US Department of Labor Aug2016
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        Demographic surveys
        Occupational mortality
        Accidental falls
        Data analysis
        Industrial workers
        Work-related injuries
        Wounds & injuries
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          Administration of General Economic Programs
          Accidental falls
          Data analysis
          Industrial workers
          Work-related injuries
          Wounds & injuries
      ab: The article compares the numbers of falls with data from 2011, looks at three industries with a high incidence of falls, distinguishes between fatal and nonfatal falls, and briefly discusses the occupations and demographics of workers who fall to lower levels. Information about the falls to lower levels in 2013, nonfatal falls to a lower level, and data on occupational injuries and illnesses and on fatal occupational injuries collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is provided.
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