Source: Eurostat, Luxembourg
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Unit of measure: Index / Health indicator: Index of the number of serious accidents at work per 100 thousand persons in employment (1998=100) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Belgium |
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Unit of measure: Index / Health indicator: Index of the number of serious accidents at work per 100 thousand persons in employment (1998=100) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Bulgaria |
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Unit of measure: Index / Health indicator: Index of the number of serious accidents at work per 100 thousand persons in employment (1998=100) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Czechia |
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Unit of measure: Index / Health indicator: Index of the number of serious accidents at work per 100 thousand persons in employment (1998=100) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Denmark |
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Unit of measure: Index / Health indicator: Index of the number of serious accidents at work per 100 thousand persons in employment (1998=100) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Germany |
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Unit of measure: Index / Health indicator: Index of the number of serious accidents at work per 100 thousand persons in employment (1998=100) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Estonia |
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Unit of measure: Index / Health indicator: Index of the number of serious accidents at work per 100 thousand persons in employment (1998=100) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Ireland |
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Unit of measure: Index / Health indicator: Index of the number of serious accidents at work per 100 thousand persons in employment (1998=100) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Greece |
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