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There's one thing true in this piece of pointless infographic you linked - it's all about context. Those 'average' rates include people working in workplaces da
by zalew 15y ago
There's one thing true in this piece of pointless infographic you linked - it's all about context. Those 'average' rates include people working in workplaces dangerous by definition. How do you compare injuries and suicide rates in a factory where you glue a few electronic pieces together, to let's say, building railroads or mining coal?
- Terretta 15y agoHow do you compare them? Gratefully, if you're the parent of a worker lucky enough to be employed at the far left end of the danger bell curve.
- zalew 15y agoYeah, let's make an "infographic" comparing percentage of Chinese and German assembly line workers jumping out of windows or getting sick from toxic work environments, then we can talk.
- wbienek 15y agoAnd well add the 55k (america- china is 250k /yr) that die in cars. It means your safer once you GET to work no matter what your work. All news reporting should mention this until we get a WAR on CAR terror!