Workplace Injury Rates by Establishment Size and Ethnicity #2092305 (License: Personal Use)

This grouped bar chart displays the percentage of nonfatal workplace cases by establishment size categories (1-10, 11-49, 50-249, 250-999, and 1000+ employees) for Hispanic (red) and White, non-Hispanic (blue) workers. The highest disparity occurs in the 11-49 employee range, where Hispanic workers account for 37.9% of nonfatal cases versus 43.4% for White, non-Hispanic workers; however, Hispanic workers consistently report higher rates in smaller establishments. In firms with 1000+ employees, both groups show markedly lower rates (0.6% and 0.2%, respectively), suggesting improved safety infrastructure at scale.

Used in occupational safety reports, public health dashboards, or labor equity analyses to illustrate demographic disparities in workplace injuries; targets policymakers, HR professionals, and researchers seeking data-driven insights on equity in occupational health.