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- Workers Killed or Disabled On the Job, 1960 - 1989, & by Industry Group, 1989 & 1989
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- ____________________Deaths_____________________
- Non- Dis-
- ____Total____ Manufacturing Manufacturing abling
- Number Rate Number Rate Number Rate injuries
- Year (1,000) (1) (1,000) (1) (1,000) (1) (1,000)(2)
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- 1960 13.8 21 1.8 10 12.1 25 1,950
- 1965 14.1 20 1.8 10 12.3 24 2,100
- 1970 13.8 18 1.7 9 12.1 21 2,200
- 1975 13.0 15 1.6 9 11.4 17 2,200
- 1980 13.2 13 1.7 8 11.5 15 2,200
- 1984 11.5 11 1.1 6 10.4 12 1,900
- 1985 11.5 11 1.2 6 10.3 12 2,000
- 1986 11.2 10 1.1 6 10.1 11 1,800
- 1987 11.1 10 1.1 6 10.0 11 1,800
- 1988 10.6 9 1.1 6 9.5 10 1,800
- 1989 10.4 9 1.1 6 9.3 10 1,700
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- _____Deaths_____ Disabling
- Year & Number Rate injuries
- Industry Group (1,000) (1) (1,000)(2)
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- 1988, total 10.6 9 1,800
- Agriculture(3) 1.5 48 140
- Mining & quarrying .2 25 30
- Construction 2.2 34 210
- Manufacturing 1.1 6 350
- Transportation & utilities 1.4 24 140
- Trade(4) 1.1 4 320
- Service(5) 1.5 4 330
- Government 1.6 9 280
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- 1989, total 10.4 9 1,700
- Agriculture(3) 1.3 40 120
- Mining & quarrying .3 43 30
- Construction 2.1 32 190
- Manufacturing 1.1 6 340
- Transportation & utilities 1.4 24 140
- Trade(4) 1.1 4 340
- Service(5) 1.5 4 300
- Government 1.6 9 240
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- 1. Per 100,000 workers.
- 2. Disabling injury defined as one which results in death, some
- degree of physical impairment, or renders the person unable
- to perform regular activities for a full day beyond the day
- of the injury.
- 3. Includes forestry and fishing.
- 4. Includes wholesale and retail trade.
- 5. Includes finance, insurance and real estate.
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- Source:National Safety Council, Chicago, IL.
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