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Statistical review of occupational injuries France: 2016 data

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The “Statistical review of occupational injuries France 2016” presents the data on accidents at work, commuting accidents and occupational diseases for the year 2016 in France. This is the 8th document devoted specifically to the loss experience at work (general scheme of the Social Security system) in France, giving an overview of the evolution over 10 years.

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