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Shvoong Home>Social Sciences>Sociology>Every Three Minutes a Worker Dies of an Occupational Injury or Illness Summary

Every Three Minutes a Worker Dies of an Occupational Injury or Illness

Article Summary   by:madugundukrishna     Original Author: madugunduk
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What do us by occupational hazards?

Industrial development, no doubt, is very essential for the national development to provide jobs, increase production and there raise the standard of the living of the people. But there is an ugly side of the industrial development as well. In our efforts to make out a living through a number of processions we have ignored many important aspects of life and made several mistakes. These are: creating unhealthy conditions of work. Increasing risk of diseases, risk of accidents in the factories and other industrial establishments and spoiling the environment, by creating pollution and even by ignoring the safety norms, which threats to create serious problems of heath, both physical and mental. Thus such potential risks which we create while pursuing our occupations are known as `occupational hazards.’

High rate of industrial accidents

Every three minutes a worker dies of an occupational injury or illness in the world. Every second at least four workers are hurt, according to a report of the international labor organization (ILO).


India is one of the countries in taking care of industrial accidents.

Being going in the mines, the mine workers should ensure that proper safety measures been taken to face any accidents, if it takes place in the mine.

Who is eligible for the excise exemption?

Various excise duty concessions can be availed by a small scale manufacture whose value of clearance of excisable goods did not exceed rupees 1.5 crores in the preceding financial year.

Published: September 06, 2012   
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