Sentence examples for worker death from inspiring English sources

In Malawi, a quarter of public health workers, including nurses, will be dead, mostly of AIDS and tuberculosis, by 2009, according to a study of worker death rates in 40 hospitals here.

Though the authority's workers perform among New York's most dangerous duties — the union said it had averaged one worker death per year over the last 50 years — Mr. Moore's death was the first on the job for a transit worker since 2010, when a maintenance supervisor fell onto an exposed third rail.

The main cause of worker death and injury was the collapse of warehouses, office and manufacturing buildings.

Worker death is an important factor in colony failure, and is the cause of 13 76% of colony failures.

In 2007, after a few high profile worker death cases, the UK passed a corporate homicide law.

Slave-making ants reduce the fitness of surrounding host colonies through regular raids, causing the loss of brood and frequently queen and worker death.

It calls for an independent study into migrant worker deaths by cardiac arrest.

The refinery has a history of fires, chemical releases and worker deaths.

According to OSHA's analysis, these standards would prevent 37 to 48 worker deaths per year.

Over all, workplace deaths fell over the last decade, but work-related driving fatalities increased, accounting for 22percentt of all worker deaths, the analysis found.

But in controversial comments MacIntyre said this was a mistake, with 120 healthcare worker deaths reported during the ongoing outbreak so far, which is also the worst recorded.