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ILO ILOSTAT
Fatal occupational injuries per 100,000 workers by sex and migrant status, annual, from the official SDG 8.8.1 series — dataflow DF_SDG_F881_SEX_MIG_RT. Method: cases of fatal occupational injury reported to national compensation or notification systems, divided by the reference worker population, scaled to 100,000 workers. Three series per country x sex: all workers, migrants and non-migrants. Units: injuries per 100,000 workers. Spot values (verified 2026-09-29): USA 2023 total 3.5 (male 5.7, female 0.7), Canada 2023 total 5.198, Australia 2023 total 1.416, Argentina 2024 migrants 3.793 vs non-migrants 3.12 (2023). Caveats: the migrant-status breakdown is sparse — most countries publish only the total; reference populations and reporting coverage differ between countries (e.g. Argentina covers insured persons and includes occupational disease), so cross-country levels need care — the migrant/non-migrant gap within a country-year is the comparable cut; figures are revised with each ILO vintage.
Non-fatal occupational injuries per 100,000 workers by sex and migrant status, annual, from the official SDG 8.8.1 series — dataflow DF_SDG_N881_SEX_MIG_RT. Method: cases of non-fatal occupational injury reported to national compensation or notification systems, divided by the reference worker population, scaled to 100,000 workers. Three series per country x sex: all workers, migrants and non-migrants. Units: injuries per 100,000 workers. Spot values (verified 2026-09-29): USA 2022 total 1,805, Canada 2023 total 1,347.6, Australia 2023 total 1,061.7. Caveats: the migrant-status breakdown is sparse — most countries publish only the total; reference populations and reporting coverage differ between countries, so cross-country levels need care — the migrant/non-migrant gap within a country-year is the comparable cut; figures are revised with each ILO vintage.
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