Age and gender
The following analyses are available:
Injuries
Latest RIDDOR statistics:
- Table 11a Injuries to men employees
by age of injured person and severity of injury, 2005/06 - 2006/07p
- Table 11b Injuries to women employees
by age of injured person and severity of injury, 2005/06 - 2006/07p
- Table 11c Rates of fatal injury
to men workers in three grouped age bands, in industrial sectors, 2005/06 - 2006/07p combined
- Table 11d Rate of fatal injury to
men workers by age, 1996/97, 2004/05 and 2006/07p
- Table 11e Rates of injury to employees,
men and women by age band, 2006/07p
- Table 11f Injuries to non-employed
children (age 1-15) by main industry and severity of injury 2005/06 - 2006/07p
Information on age and gender from results of new IER research and the
latest LFS rates of occupational injury will be added to the HSE Website
in due course.
Self-reported workplace injuries by age and gender 2005/06
The survey of self-reported work-related illness and workplace injuries in 2005/06 [PDF 868kb] was undertaken to gain a national view of workplace injuries based on individuals' perceptions. It includes the following analyses by age and gender (associated commentary is available in the published report):
Ill health
Self-reported work-related ill health by age and gender 2005/06
The survey of self-reported work-related illness and workplace injuries in 2005/06 [PDF 868kb] was undertaken to gain a national view of work-related illness based on individuals' perceptions. This includes the following analyses by age and gender (associated commentary is available in the published report):
Overall ill health:
Musculoskeletal disorders:
Back disorders
Stress, depression or anxiety:
Upper limbs or neck
Ill health seen by disease specialist doctors
(THOR) by age and gender, 2004-06
