UGT C-LM destaca que hayan bajado los accidentes laborales pero lamenta que siga creciendo la mortalidad
The decline in overall workplace accidents masks a disturbing rise in severity, highlighted by an increase in fatalities. This trend underscores that reduced frequency does not equate to improved safety, as the most vulnerable small enterprises continue to suffer disproportionate risks despite lower overall incident counts. Workers demand stricter adherence to prevention laws and specific structural changes to protect these high-risk sectors. The proposal for territorial prevention delegates aims to bridge the oversight gap in companies lacking union representation, ensuring that safety standards are enforced where they are most needed. This data is vital for open data initiatives, as it demonstrates the necessity of granular, transparent reporting beyond aggregate statistics. Making detailed safety records publicly accessible allows for independent analysis of systemic failures, fostering accountability and enabling more effective policy interventions based on accurate, openly available evidence.
Source: lacerca.comPublished on 2025-07-12
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