Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Jon Knight 12.16.2020

The Bureau of Labor Statistics just released their 2019 injury and fatality reporting today. Workplace fatalities are up nearly 2% from 2018, for a total of 5,333 deaths. To see the full statistics, click here.

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