William Wiatrowski, Associate Commissioner for Compensation and Working Conditions at BLS, discusses "Safety at Work"

Friday, September 28, 2012 at 9 a.m.

Biography: William Wiatrowski, Associate Commissioner for Compensation and Working Conditions at Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)

Slide 1: Safety at Work [PDF]	Slide 2: Safety at Work: Fatal Inuries [PDF]	Slide 3: Safety at Work: Non-Fatal Injuries and Illnesses [PDF]	Slide 4: The likelihood of fatal work injury increases with age [PDF]	Slide 5: What events lead to fatal work injuries? [PDF]
Slide 6: Does the risk of fatal injury vary by industry? [PDF]	Slide 7: Over 90 percent of fatally-injured workers are men [PDF]	Slide 8: Work-related homicides differ by gender [PDF]	Slide 9: Fatal work injuries to native-born and foreign-born Hispanic workers [PDF]	Slide 10: Trends in nonfatal workplace injury and illness rates [PDF]
Slide 11: Non-fatal injuries and illnesses across industries [PDF]	Slide 12: Ergonomic injuries and illnesses among selected occupations [PDF]	Slide 13: Nature of nonfatal injuries and illnesses [PDF]	Slide 14: Severity of non-fatal injuries and illnesses [PDF]	Slide 15: Workers at all ages face risk of non-fatal injuries and illnesses, but older workers take longer to recover [PDF]
Slide 16: How workers experience influences recovery time [PDF]	Slide 17: A closer look at fatal falls [PDF]	Slide 18: Fatal falls can happen from any height, especially for older workers [PDF]	Slide 19: Injuries resulting from non-fatal falls vary by age [PDF]

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