Number of nonfatal work injuries and illnesses, by state and case type, private industry
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Number of nonfatal work injuries and illnesses, by state and case type, private industry, 2021
State
Total recordable cases (in thousands)
Alabama
32.6
Alaska
6.2
Arizona
57.1
Arkansas
21.1
California
349.1
Connecticut
32.7
Delaware
6.9
District of Columbia
3.9
Hawaii
11.0
Illinois
102.0
Indiana
65.4
Iowa
34.9
Kansas
24.7
Kentucky
38.6
Louisiana
23.7
Maine
18.5
Maryland
45.8
Massachusetts
57.9
Michigan
86.7
Minnesota
63.8
Missouri
50.6
Montana
10.4
Nebraska
19.6
Nevada
29.8
New Jersey
70.5
New Mexico
13.5
New York
125.5
North Carolina
67.7
Ohio
78.0
Oklahoma
30.2
Oregon
47.8
Pennsylvania
117.1
Puerto Rico
16.0
South Carolina
30.3
Tennessee
53.4
Texas
178.9
Utah
27.8
Vermont
7.2
Virgin Islands
0.3
Virginia
54.4
Washington
77.6
West Virginia
12.6
Wisconsin
61.2
Wyoming
4.7
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