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MoreJob-related deaths were at 6,026 in 1998, its lowest since1992.
The Labor Department reported job-related deaths at 6,026 in 1998, its lowest since it began keeping track in 1992. Highway crashes continue to be the leading cause of on-the-job deaths at 1,431, with deaths from falls and electrocutions increasing with the booming construction industry.
The Labor Department reported job-related deaths at 6,026 in 1998, its lowest since it began keeping track in 1992. Highway crashes continue to be the leading cause of on-the-job deaths at 1,431, with deaths from falls and electrocutions increasing with the booming construction industry.
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