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Discover LudwigThe phrase "work accident" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an incident or injury that occurs in the workplace. Example: The company's safety protocols were not followed, leading to a serious work accident that resulted in multiple injuries.
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The army said the men had died in a "work accident" while preparing a car bomb.
"It was a work accident," said Dalia Rabin-Pelosoff, the deputy defense minister.
Mr al-Maliki called the incident a "work accident", a choice of words that raised many eyebrows in the Czech blogosphere and on social media.
He broke it three months ago, he says, in a work accident in the same mine where an explosion killed 301 of his colleagues on Tuesday.
Individuals who had previously been involved in a work accident had significantly lower WSA scores than those who had not had an accident.
His mania was triggered after a work accident in which his arm had been crushed; it later had to be amputated.
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61 Medical surveillance of shift workers in the workplace can help detect early signs of severe sleep disturbances and, in turn, help diminish work accidents and absenteeism, which are both related to sleep disturbances in shift-working women.
There have been at least three known "work accidents" in the last 10 days or so.
Ergonomics programs tend to be reactive when considering employees' complaints, absence from work, quantity of work accidents and occupational diseases.
He added: "It is sad that Turkey is still number one in Europe when it comes to work accidents".
In 2003 the social-security system, providing cover against sickness and work accidents as well as pensions, was extended from state employees to private-sector workers.
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