The impact of the economic crisis on occupational injuries
作者： Verónica Sedano de la Fuente , Miguel A. Camino López , Ignacio Fontaneda González , Oscar J. González Alcántara , Dale O. Ritzel
DOI: 10.1016/J.JSR.2013.12.007
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摘要: Introduction The potential influence of the current economic crisis on occupational accident rates and severity is studied in an analysis all workplace accidents that occurred Spain throughout period 2000-2009. Method results investigation confirms are affected by crisis, which has provoked a sharp fall both number probability having one. This may be justified certain factors such as age, gender, length service, size firm, employment stability injured worker. these analyzed. Practical applications crises seems to provoke sort "natural selection" labor market only best adapted tend remain (older workers, with more experience, higher percentage women, workers larger companies permanent contracts), means injury considerably reduced.
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