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It was also revealed that slips, trips or falls were responsible for more than 50% of serious injuries to employees. Furthermore, the majority of incidents that resulted in employees taking more than three days off work – or affected their ability to perform their usual duties over this period
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of an organization. Safety culture concerns how workplace safety is managed, consisting of the shared attitudes, beliefs, perceptions, and values among employees. Faulty equipment can also cause serious personal injuries, a common example being accidents from faulty ladders. If the rubber feet are
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Have reduced employee turnover and absence rates. It has been reported that over 2,000,000 working days each year are lost due to handling accidents and slips and trips alone. In Argentina, the work accident rate in the year 2018 decreased 10% from the previous
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According to the Health and Safety Executive, employers who implement suitable measures to prevent accidents in the workplace could reap a number of benefits. As well as reducing the number of injuries at work, managers could also:
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accidents (i.e. accidents on the way to work and while returning home after work) should be considered to be work accidents. The ESAW methodology excludes them; the ILO includes them in its conventions concerning
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Although many workplace accidents have relatively minor repercussions, which could result in just a paper cut or scratch, others can have more serious – and potentially fatal – consequences.
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accounted for 51% of construction injuries resulting in death, demonstrating that builders are more likely to fall from height than those who work in less dangerous locations, such as an office.
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Although some accidents at work can have minor effects, the HSE statistics revealed that more than 27 million working days were lost between 2011 and 2012 due to occupational illness or
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The phrase "in the course of work" can include work-related accidents happening off the company's premises, and can include accidents caused by third parties, according to
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A fatal accident at work is defined as an accident which leads to the death of a victim. The time within which the death may occur varies among countries: in
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an accident is registered as fatal if the victim dies during the same day that the accident happened, in Germany if death came within 30 days, while
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For example, the HSE reported that, between 2011 and 2012, incidents such as falls from height, becoming trapped by a falling structure, and being
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For instance, there are some industries in which individuals are more exposed to occupational hazards than others, such as the
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Cox, S. & Cox, T. (1991) The structure of employee attitudes to safety - a European example Work and Stress, 5, 93 - 106.
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trade. This had the highest rate of fatal injuries out of all other industry sections in 2011/12. During this period,
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Accidents arise from unsafe behavior and/or unsafe conditions. An important factor is the safety climate or
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Incidents that fall within the definition of occupational accidents include cases of
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Acquire a better reputation amongst partners, investors, customers and suppliers
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Where the accidents involve multiple fatalities, they are often referred to as
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Have employees who feel more motivated, demonstrating greater productivity
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stile can slip suddenly on a hard floor and the user can fall.
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Occurrence during work that leads to physical or mental harm
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List of countries by rate of fatal workplace accidents
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Work accidents

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A wounded worker
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mine
work
occupational injury
International Labour Organization
occupational diseases
Eurostat
injury
disease
mine collapse
miner's lung
acute poisoning
falls
traffic collisions
commuting
health & safety at work
Greece
Netherlands
Belgium
France
industrial disasters
construction
falls
Health and Safety Executive
struck by a vehicle or moving object

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