House of Commons Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 - Legislation |
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... accidents by industry and by the age and sex of the injured person. Appendix IV gives a comparison of the accident figures, analysed by industry, with those of previous years. The most striking fact which emerges from these tables is ...
... accidents by industry and by the age and sex of the injured person. Appendix IV gives a comparison of the accident figures, analysed by industry, with those of previous years. The most striking fact which emerges from these tables is ...
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... accidents deserve some comment. In 1958 figures for railway accidents at works were lower than at any time in the last ten years, whereas those for accidents associated with other forms of transport were at their highest — the 1958 ...
... accidents deserve some comment. In 1958 figures for railway accidents at works were lower than at any time in the last ten years, whereas those for accidents associated with other forms of transport were at their highest — the 1958 ...
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... accidents recorded in last year's Report has not been maintained. During 1958 the total number of accidents rose from 14,568 to 15,017, an increase of 449 accidents, or about 3 per cent. Fatal accidents rose from 156 to 207, a figure ...
... accidents recorded in last year's Report has not been maintained. During 1958 the total number of accidents rose from 14,568 to 15,017, an increase of 449 accidents, or about 3 per cent. Fatal accidents rose from 156 to 207, a figure ...
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Importation Packing and Conveyance 4 | 1 |
Gas Cylinder Accidents 18 | 18 |
G Summary of Accidents in Manufacture Keeping Conveyance and Use | 32 |
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