ESTAT E/1-E/3 1999 LFS ad hoc module : 1999 Labour Force Survey ad hoc module on Health & Safety at Work 1) Evaluation and recommendations from the Workshop.

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1999 Labour Force Survey ad hoc 1999 Labour Force Survey ad hoc module on Health & Safety at Workmodule on Health & Safety at Work

1) Evaluation and recommendations from 1) Evaluation and recommendations from the Workshop meeting on 30/10/2000the Workshop meeting on 30/10/2000

2) Updated initial results (including Irland 2) Updated initial results (including Irland for accidents at work)for accidents at work)

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1999 LFS ad hoc module :1999 LFS ad hoc module :evaluationevaluation & recommendations & recommendations

Workshop meeting on 30/10/2000

DK, E, FIN, P & UK

discussion of implementation & initial results

on accidents at work & occupational diseases

from this first experience, discussion of

recommendations for future ad hoc modules

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1999 LFS ad hoc module :1999 LFS ad hoc module :evaluationevaluation

Discussion of implementation &

initial results

implementation : difficulties, relevance,

accuracy & timeliness

analysis of first results & comparison

(accidents) versus administrative sources

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Implementation - 1) general comments

module & final guidelines defined in due time

= 1 year before the reference quarter

however, limitations in the analysis due to : national specificities in the implementation

differences in questionnaires & codes

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Implementation - 2) general difficulties

proxies direct ( separate analysis)

telephone face-to-face (but not identifiable) solution for other comparability issues :

standardisation by industrial structure, analysis on most comparable sub-population (type of job, contract) but not always possible (only if job = main current job)

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Implementation - 3) specific difficulties “accident” “disease” for musculo-skeletal &

infections ( joint analysis), “disease” “health problem”, “serious” “recent”

“other work-related health problems” for inactive people ( separate analysis)

“expects never to do paid work again” other difficult concepts 2 levels question a lot of slight differences in use of codes

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Analysis of data - 1) status & objective delays from MS submission of data (EL, IRL,

IT, NL, UK > 31/03/00) delays in analysis results on 11 MS + HU now available in

02/2001 - Doc. ESTAT/E3/HSW/2000/1123 main objective now : analysis of work-related

accidents & diseases in relation to situation on labour market & job characteristics

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Analysis of data - 2) recommendations MS that collected more information should

report on this experience data from EL not comparable with other MS no specific weights for this module effect of non-reponses to be studied though

apparently no high level

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Analysis data - 3) comparison ESAW high differences, average : LFS = 2/3 x ESAW sum of various effects : proxies, memory recall

problems, not same reference period, etc. not to be fully explained, but detailed

methodological notes to be provided Incidence = ESAW; Analysis labour market

& job characteristics = LFS ad hoc modules

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1999 LFS ad hoc module :1999 LFS ad hoc module :recommendationsrecommendations

Recommendations for future LFS ad hoc

modules (HSW+others) - 1) specifications due time to finalyse the specifications of a

module = 1 year before the reference quarter deadline not only for variables, but also

concepts, values & guidelines different guidelines for face-to-face &

telephone interviews

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1999 LFS ad hoc module :1999 LFS ad hoc module :recommendationsrecommendations

Recommendations for future LFS ad hoc modules - 2) possible improvements

questions should also be proposed (though not compulsory) in parallel to the definition of the variables (via Circa, etc.) ?

only direct or face-to-face interviews for some modules ? but problems for MS with an important part of proxies in the sample ?

specific weights necessary for some modules

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1999 LFS ad hoc module :1999 LFS ad hoc module :last 12 months - EU11 + HUlast 12 months - EU11 + HU

Numberaccidents

per person

Numbercases in

the sample

Adjustedpopulation

(x 1 000)

% Numberaccidents

(x 1 000)

1 11 379 2 753 86,2 2 753

2 1 087 270 8,5 541

3 256 68 2,1 203

4 99 29 0,9 114

5 + 277 73 2,3 475

Total 13 098 3 192 100,0 4 085

ACCIDENTS ACCIDENTS AT WORKAT WORK

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NACE branch (joblast accident)

Number persons(x 1 000)

%

A+B Agriculture & Fishing 175 5,6

D Manufacturing 740 23,9

F Construction 392 12,6

G Wholesale & retail trade 374 12,1

I Transport & communication 210 6,8

L Public administration 161 5,2

N Health & social work 282 9,1

Total (excluding Germany) 3 098 100,0


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Employment status (joblast accident)


%

Employees 2 402 77,5

Self-employed 475 15,3

Unpaid family workers 30 1,0

Other job 49 1,6

Not specified 142 4,6

Total (excludingGermany)

3 098 100,0

ACCIDENTS AT WORKACCIDENTS AT WORK

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Of which 1 accidentAge /Gender

Employment(x 1 000)

%

(x 1 000) % (cor.D)

15-24 14 367 11,4 447 14,0 (13,0)

25-64 104 923 87,3 2 706 84,8 (85,8)

65 + 1 769 1,3 39 1,2

males 70 339 58,1 2 278 71,4 (72,5)

females 50 719 41,9 914 28,6 (27,5)

Total 121 060 100,0 3 192 100,0


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Type of injury (lastaccident)

Number(x 1 000)

%

Sprain, strain, dislocation 720 23,2 Hu: 13 I: 16 Uk : 31Irl: 33 Fin : 36

Contusion, bruising 681 22,0 Irl : 0 Dk: 15 Fin: 17E: 37 Hu: 38

Cut, laceration, etc. 675 21,8 S: 15 E: 17 Irl & Uk: 26P: 35

Broken bone 347 11,2 Fin-Uk: 9 E: 17 P: 18

Others & not specified 675 21,8 Burn Hu: 9 - InfectionI: 15 - Other Dk: 17


3 098 100,0


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Work status after last accident Persons %

Has started work again : 84,1- resumption usual work activities 80,1- change work or workplace (accident) 2,5- part-time / reduced hours (accident) 1,6

Has not started work again : 7,2- has not yet recovered from accident - E: 16,9 5,0- expects never do paid work (accident) 0,2- other reasons - S: 9,0 - El: 6,7 - E: 5,1 - P: 5,0 2,0

Unknown = ? - Irl: 27,1- I: 26,8 8,7

Total (excluding Germany) 100,0


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Days lost (lastaccident)

% : all > 3days

ESAWEU15

0 30,8 Irl: 30 Fin: 41 Dk: 42 Uk: 51 S: 68(Hu: 38) - all others : < 20

1-3 17,1 D: 0 S: 6 P: 7 E: 9 I: 31

Sub-total < 4 days 47,9 (about 1/3 without North EU)

4 days -< 2 weeks 17,6 S: 11 D: 28 37 47

2 weeks -< 3 months 25,9 S: 11El-E-Irl: 33-34 P: 43

55 47

3 months 3,7 S: 1 E-P: 6 D: 27 8 6

Not applicable 4,9 (has not recovered yet)

Total 100,0 100 100


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Job at time of the lastaccident


%

Main current job 2 801 90,4

Second current job 16 0,5

Last job (not employed) 119 3,8

Job 1 year ago 85 2,7

Other job 77 2,5


3 098 100,0ACCIDENTS ACCIDENTS AT WORKAT WORK

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Numbercomplaintsper person

Numbercases insample

Adjustedpopulation

(x 1 000)

% Numbercomplaints

(x 1 000)

1 22 359 5 232 88,0 5 232

2 1 881 411 6,9 822

3 477 111 1,9 334

4 137 37 0,6 146

5-8 540 156 2,6 1 051

Total 25 394 5 948 100,0 7 585

Other work-Other work-related related health health

problemsproblemsExcl. IrlExcl. Irl

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Job that caused or madeworse the most seriouscomplaint


%

Main current job 3 245 66,5

Second current job 14 0,3

Last job (not in employment) 1 022 20,9

Job 1 year ago 151 3,1

Other job 446 9,2




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NACE branch (mostserious complaint)


%

A+B Agriculture & Fishing 330 7,9

D Manufacturing 825 19,7

F Construction 357 8,5

G Wholesale & retail trade 491 11,7

I Transport & M Education 285 & 318 6,8 - 7,6

N Health & social work 546 13,0

Total (excluding Germanyand not specified)

4 194(not spec. : 685)

100,0



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Employment status(most serious complaint)


%

Employees 3 603 73,9

Self-employed 667 13,7

Unpaid family workers 41 0,8

Other job 473 9,7

Not specified 95 1,9


4 878 100,0Other work-related health problemsOther work-related health problems

Excl. IrlExcl. Irl

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Of which 1 complaint (x 1 000) %Age /Gender

Employment% employed unemployed + inactive

15-24 11,8 6,0 3,0

25-64 86,8 92,8 60,5

65 + 1,5 1,2 All :

36,5

males 58,1 54,5

females 41,9 45,5

Total 100,0 100,0



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Type of the most seriouscomplaint

Number(x 1 000)

%

Bone, joint or muscleproblem

2 475 50,7 P: 37 Hu: 40 Uk: 42Dk-Fin-S: 60-62

Stress, depression, anxiety 846 17,3 Hu: 4 E: 8 Dk: 9 S: 18P: 24 Uk: 33

Breathing or lung problem 355 7,3 Dk-S-Uk: 4Fin: 11 P: 12 Hu: 13

Heart diseases or attack,circulatory system problems

193 4,0 Dk-S-Uk: 2 E: 9Hu: 10

Others & not specified 1 009 20,7 Skin P: 4 Hearing I: 5Headache I-P-Uk: 4-5Hu: 11 Infection Dk-I-Uk: 3 Other Dk-Hu:15-16 E-P-S-Uk: 7-9


Other work-related health Other work-related health problems Excl. Irlproblems Excl. Irl

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Days lost (mostserious complaint)

Persons(x 1 000)

%

0 1 718 28,9 D: 5 I: 19 S: 43 Fin: 50

1-3 322 5,4 D: 0 E: 2 P: 9 Uk: 10

4 days -< 2 weeks 701 11,8 E: 6 Fin: 7 I: 21 Hu: 26

2 weeks -< 3 months 1 000 16,8 Fin: 10 UK-HU: 26-27

3 months 1 174 19,7 Fin: 2 Dk-Hu: 5 D: 71

Expects never to dopaid work (illness)

822 13,8 Uk: 1 Hu: 3 D-I: 4 P: 5S: 20 Dk-Fin: 27 E: 44

Not specified 210 3,5 All: 0 except I: 20

Total 5 948 100,0

Other work-related health Other work-related health problems Excl. Irlproblems Excl. Irl

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1999 LFS ad hoc module :1999 LFS ad hoc module :further activitiesfurther activities

Further activities - 1) schedule report on evaluation & recommendation

presented to the SPC (Stat. Progr. Comm.) detailed data analysis, in relation to situation

on labour market & job characteristics ( new Workshop meeting if necessary)

first publication in following months; further detailed publication together with DG EMPL

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Further activities - 2) - publications should contain

a methodological part on national concepts, specificities such as sampling errors, proxies direct interview, telephone face-to-face

information on memory recall problems, comparaisons with other sources, etc.

standardised results (NACE, age, full-time)

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