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| Characteristic | Nonfatal work injuries and illnesses |
|---|---|
What key measures are included? | • Cases that result in days away from work o Nature of condition o Part of body o Event or exposure o Number of days o Source of injury or illness |
Has data on specific demographic? | |
Sex | Yes |
Age | Yes |
Race | Yes |
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity | Yes |
Marital status | No |
Parental status | No |
Educational attainment | No |
Veteran status | No |
Disability status | No |
Country of birth | No |
What geographic detail is available? | |
National | Yes |
State | Yes, most states |
Metropolitan area | No |
How frequently are the data published? | |
Annually | Yes |
Twice a year | No |
Every 2 years | No |
Quarterly | No |
Monthly | No |
Where can I learn more? | Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses https://www.bls.gov/iif/ |
