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Sociology: Your Compass for a New World Robert J. Brym and John Lie Wadsworth Group/Thomson Learning © 2003

Chapter 10 Work and the Economy Supplementary Slides

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Occupations With the Largest Number of Worker Fatalities and Leading Cause of Fatalities by Occupation, U.S.A., 1999 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics News (17 August 2000). On the World Wide Web at (21 May 2001) p % highway crash, jack-knifing 34% tractor-related 49% homicide 26% falls 29% contact with objects and equipment varied 64% falling trees 32% vehicle 33% electrocution 50% falls Number of Fatalities in 1999

Rate of Nonfatal Occupational Injuries Per 100 Workers by Industry, USA, 1999 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics News (12 December 2000). On the World Wide Web at (21 May 2001) pp Nonfatal Injuries per 100 Workers in 1999