Social, cultural and working conditions determinants of fatal and non-fatal occupational accidents in Europe

Q4 Social Sciences Sigurnost Pub Date : 2020-10-02 DOI:10.31306/s.62.3.5
D. Coelho
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SUMMARY: The determinants of occupational accidents from a social, cultural and a working condi-tions combined perspective are unveiled considering the level of analysis of the European nation. Fatal and non-fatal work accidents in 2014, collected and provided by Eurostat, are correlated with country by country results of the 7th European Social Survey (ESS) (2014 data). This informs on social deter-minants of work accidents. National Dimensions of Culture proposed by Gert Hofstede are correlated with country by country results of the ESS informing on cultural determinants of the European Social Dimensions reported on the ESS. Moreover, considering data from the 6th European Working Condi-tions Survey (2015 data), working conditions, on a country by country basis as well, are further consid-ered and analyzed from the perspective of fatal and non-fatal accidents and from the perspective of social and cultural dimensions. This multiple pronged study of association unveils interesting associa-tions between fatal and non-fatal work accidents and working conditions, as well as between fatal and non-fatal work accidents and social and cultural dimensions, and, between social and cultural dimen-sions and working conditions, taking the European country as a unit of analysis. The findings shed light on the interconnectedness of the distinct domains under study, as well as informing policy development towards creating tailor made approaches suiting each country reality within the countries encompassed in the analysis.
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欧洲致命和非致命职业事故的社会、文化和工作条件决定因素
总结:考虑到欧洲国家的分析水平,从社会、文化和工作条件的综合角度揭示了职业事故的决定因素。由欧盟统计局收集和提供的2014年致命和非致命工作事故与第七次欧洲社会调查(ESS)(2014年数据)的各国结果相关。这揭示了工伤事故的社会决定因素。Gert Hofstede提出的国家文化维度与ESS报告的欧洲社会维度的文化决定因素的国家结果相关。此外,考虑到第六次欧洲工作条件调查(2015年数据)的数据,从致命和非致命事故的角度以及从社会和文化维度的角度进一步考虑和分析了各国的工作条件。这项多管齐下的关联研究揭示了致命和非致命工作事故与工作条件之间的有趣联系,以及致命和非致命工作事故与社会和文化维度之间的联系,以及社会和文化维度与工作条件之间的联系,以欧洲国家为分析单位。调查结果揭示了所研究的不同领域之间的相互联系,并为政策制定提供了信息,以便在分析所涵盖的国家内制定适合每个国家实际情况的量身定制的方法。
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