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About one every other day. RIP
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any news on the cattle/buffalo?
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Its time work was banned under health and safety rules.
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That list is accidental fatalities at work rather than work related deaths imo
TUC reporting 20k work related deaths a year in UK . http://www.tuc.org.uk/workplace-issues/health-and-safety/guides-and-reports-reps/health-and-safety-relevant-ever-20000 imagine the amount of accidental serious injuries would be high as well . Must be a lot of people hurt/killed driving to and from work as well ,never mind people killed in rta,s whilst working . |
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Eirlys Owen, 93. This government has a lot to answer for.
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is this thread trying to prove something, perhaps?
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them ****g tories making us all work when theres a great than 0.0000001% we may die doing it
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Elf and safety a big thing this time of year.
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Wonder what the deaths would amount to in a control group.
Say, the jobless. |
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Sadly, I`ve known plenty of folk killed at their work.
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Which regiment were you in?
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I did a quick head count at half time in the footy. I've known 32 fisherman who have been killed at work, seven of whom were ex-shipmates.
This isn't including the 5 French lads aboard the Bugaled Breizh, who left Newlyn in 2005 and never returned. If you add the 8 aboard the Solomon Browne, that will take it to 40. Such is the price of fish. |
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Fair point about those earning their corn at sea, plus the volunteers of course Dixie.
Lived in Penzance for nearly a decade '88-'98 and the wifes' family are Mousehole people. Way after SB of course, but the resonance of that mid December night still holds ones' mind. |