OS TB 01/31/2002 Table: Number of occupational injuries and illnesses by State, 2000

TABLE S20. Number of nonfatal occupational injury and illness,
private industry, 2000

(thousands)
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                              |        |                 |        
                              |        |   Lost workday  |        
                              |        |      cases      |        
                              |        |_________________|  Cases 
                              |  Total |        |        | without
            State             |  cases |        |  With  |  lost  
                              |        |        |  days  |  work  
                              |        |Total(1)|  away  |  days  
                              |        |        |  from  |        
                              |        |        | work(2)|        
______________________________|________|________|________|________
                              |        |        |        |        
Private industry(3)...........| 5,650.1| 2,752.1| 1,664.0| 2,898.0
                              |        |        |        |        
  Alabama.....................|    84.7|    40.8|    21.3|    43.8
  Alaska......................|    13.2|     6.3|     5.5|     6.8
  Arizona.....................|    97.4|    43.8|    24.2|    53.6
  Arkansas....................|    55.5|    25.7|    14.3|    29.8
  California..................|   640.9|   337.2|   201.3|   303.7
                              |        |        |        |        
  Connecticut.................|    82.7|    43.4|    25.6|    39.3
  Delaware....................|    15.9|     8.0|     5.4|     7.9
  Florida.....................|   288.2|   139.4|    80.6|   148.9
  Georgia.....................|   143.9|    68.0|    34.9|    75.9
  Guam........................|     1.2|      .7|      .7|      .5
                              |        |        |        |        
  Hawaii......................|    21.4|    12.4|    11.1|     9.1
  Illinois....................|   259.0|   123.3|    72.9|   135.7
  Indiana.....................|   162.4|    76.0|    39.3|    86.4
  Iowa........................|    83.3|    38.8|    18.0|    44.5
  Kansas......................|    70.0|    30.2|    15.4|    39.8
                              |        |        |        |        
  Kentucky....................|   103.0|    54.0|    31.6|    49.0
  Louisiana...................|    59.8|    29.5|    19.8|    30.4
  Maine.......................|    36.0|    21.6|    10.9|    14.4
  Maryland....................|    78.4|    39.0|    30.3|    39.4
  Massachusetts...............|   132.2|    72.2|    52.8|    59.9
                              |        |        |        |        
  Michigan....................|   262.0|   130.2|    59.5|   131.7
  Minnesota...................|   128.6|    64.9|    34.9|    63.7
  Missouri....................|   132.0|    60.4|    33.9|    71.5
  Montana.....................|    19.9|     7.5|     6.2|    12.4
  Nebraska....................|    40.8|    21.2|    12.9|    19.6
                              |        |        |        |        
  Nevada......................|    58.7|    25.7|    14.1|    32.9
  New Jersey..................|   132.5|    66.2|    50.2|    66.2
  New Mexico..................|    21.9|    10.6|     7.7|    11.3
  New York....................|   230.2|   125.2|   112.9|   105.0
  North Carolina..............|   146.5|    70.3|    37.3|    76.1
                              |        |        |        |        
  Oklahoma....................|    67.1|    30.9|    17.9|    36.2
  Oregon......................|    72.3|    35.8|    22.3|    36.5
  Puerto Rico.................|    24.9|    19.4|    19.1|     5.4
  Rhode Island................|    22.6|    12.1|     9.2|    10.5
  South Carolina..............|    69.5|    31.2|    18.0|    38.3
                              |        |        |        |        
  Tennessee...................|   128.4|    62.4|    35.1|    66.0
  Texas.......................|   330.2|   182.9|   108.7|   147.4
  Utah........................|    47.5|    19.7|    11.0|    27.8
  Vermont.....................|    14.8|     6.9|     4.6|     7.9
  Virginia....................|   126.7|    63.1|    39.7|    63.6
                              |        |        |        |        
  Virgin Islands..............|      .6|      .3|      .3|      .2
  Washington..................|   145.9|    61.0|    44.4|    84.8
  West Virginia...............|    32.7|    18.2|    15.8|    14.6
  Wisconsin...................|   175.5|    82.5|    49.5|    93.0
______________________________|________|________|________|________

  1 Total lost workday cases involve days away from work, days of
restricted work activity, or both.
  2 Days-away-from-work cases include those which result in days
away from work with or without restricted work activity.
  3 Data cover all 50 States.
  
  NOTE:  Because of rounding, components may not add to totals.
  SOURCE:   Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor  
  
            December 2001