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Table 3 Number of injuries, rate of all injuries and serious ones (CI 95 %) and incidence rate ratio (CI 95 %) in the clusters, 2000–2005

From: Occupational injuries in times of labour market flexibility: the different stories of employment-secure and precarious workers

Cluster

Profile

All injuries

Serious injuries

Number of injuries

Rate of injuries (100persons/year)

IRR

Number of injuries

Rate of injuries (100persons/year)

IRR

1

Employment-secure career

3671

4.39

1.00

604

0.72

1.00

(4.25–4.53)

(0.66–0.78)

2

Exiting the labour market in the 1st year

64

6.42

1.46

15

1.50

2.08

(4.85–7.99)

(1.14–1.87)

(0.74–2.27)

(1.25–3.48)

3

Exiting the labour market in the 2nd year

164

5.33

1.22

45

1.46

2.03

(4.52–6.15)

(1.04–1.42)

(1.04–1.89)

(1.50–2.75)

4

Precarious career – low work intensity

415

5.45

1.24

83

1.09

1.51

(4.93–5.98)

(1.12–1.38)

(0.86–1.32)

(1.20–1.90)

5

Precarious career – medium work intensity

778

6.89

1.57

135

1.20

1.67

(6.41–7.38)

(1.45–1.70)

(0.99–1.40)

(1.38–2.00)

6

Precarious career – high work intensity

2294

6.17

1.41

380

1.02

1.42

(5.92–6.42)

(1.34–1.48)

(0.92–1.13)

(1.25–1.61)