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Number of nonfatal work injuries and illnesses, by state and case type, private industry

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Number of nonfatal work injuries and illnesses, by state and case type, private industry, 2024
State Other recordable cases (in thousands)

Alabama

 12.2

Alaska

 2.6

Arizona

 24.1

Arkansas

 9.1

California

 120.4

Colorado

 22.6

Connecticut

 12.8

Delaware

 3.1

District of Columbia

 2.4

Hawaii

 3.7

Illinois

 33.2

Indiana

 25.9

Iowa

 12.6

Kansas

 11.0

Kentucky

 15.0

Louisiana

 9.3

Maine

 7.2

Maryland

 15.7

Massachusetts

 22.1

Michigan

 34.8

Minnesota

 27.1

Missouri

 23.2

Montana

 5.3

Nebraska

 7.9

Nevada

 12.1

New Jersey

 22.9

New Mexico

 6.9

New York

 50.8

North Carolina

 28.5

Ohio

 36.4

Oklahoma

 11.4

Oregon

 17.6

Pennsylvania

 49.7

Puerto Rico

 4.4

South Carolina

 10.5

Tennessee

 23.1

Texas

 70.2

Utah

 15.4

Vermont

 3.3

Virgin Islands

 0.1

Virginia

 22.7

Washington

 27.1

West Virginia

 6.2

Wisconsin

 27.4

Wyoming

 2.0

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