Number of nonfatal work injuries and illnesses, by state and case type, private industry
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Hover over a state to see data. Hover over legend items to see states in a category. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Number of nonfatal work injuries and illnesses, by state and case type, private industry, 2021
State
Cases involving days away from work (in thousands)
Alabama
13.8
Alaska
3.2
Arizona
20.0
Arkansas
9.9
California
148.9
Connecticut
14.9
Delaware
3.2
District of Columbia
2.0
Hawaii
6.2
Illinois
46.1
Indiana
18.7
Iowa
12.3
Kansas
8.2
Kentucky
15.8
Louisiana
10.7
Maine
6.1
Maryland
22.7
Massachusetts
32.6
Michigan
33.0
Minnesota
28.2
Missouri
15.8
Montana
3.8
Nebraska
6.9
Nevada
9.7
New Jersey
32.6
New Mexico
4.9
New York
75.0
North Carolina
24.6
Ohio
29.0
Oklahoma
12.0
Oregon
21.6
Pennsylvania
46.9
Puerto Rico
11.8
South Carolina
11.8
Tennessee
19.6
Texas
61.9
Utah
7.5
Vermont
2.7
Virgin Islands
0.2
Virginia
22.9
Washington
33.1
West Virginia
6.1
Wisconsin
20.0
Wyoming
2.1
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