Table 4 Overview Occupational injuries - non-fatal and fatal 2006
EU Members | Occupational injuries (non-fatal) per 100,000 | Fatal occupational injuries per 100,000 |
|---|---|---|
Bulgaria | 187 (2005) ▼▼ | 5.8 (2005) ▼ |
Czech Rep. | 1830 ▼▼ | 3.4 ▼▼ |
Cyprus | 745 ▼ | 6 ▲ |
Estonia | 561 ▲ | 4.3 ▲ |
Greece | 10,684 (total/2005) ▼ 772 (2003) | 5.4 (2003) ▲ |
Hungary | 574 ▼▼ | 3.13 ▼▼ |
Latvia | 177 (SLI) ▲ | 6.9 (2004) ▲ |
Lithuania | 295 ▼ | 9.6 ▼ |
Poland | 878 ▲ | 4.6 ▲ |
Romania | 75 ▼▼ | 6 ▼▼ |
Slovakia | 678 ▲ | 5 ▲ |
Slovenia | 4437 ▼ | 3.8 ▲ |
Non-EU-Members | ||
Albania | n.s. | n.s. |
Belarus | 95 ▼▼ | 5.8 ▼ |
Bosnia-Herzegovina | n.s. | n.s. |
Croatia | 1645 ▲ | 5.0 ▲▲ |
Mazedonia | 1547 (2001) ▼▼- bisection in one year | n.s. |
Rep. of Moldavia | 82 ▶◀ | 4.7 ▼▼ |
Montenegro | n.s | n.s. |
Serbia | 21924 (total/2005) | 0.8 (1999/WHO) |
Turkey | 29 ▲ | 20.5 ▲▲ 13.6 (2004) |
Ukraine | 160 ▼▼ | 8.3 ▼ lowest since 1997 |