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HSE Accident Statistics 2025



Key Statistics for 2025

  1. Work-related Ill Health: An estimated 1.9 million workers suffered from work-related ill health, with 964,000 reporting stress, depression, or anxiety caused or worsened by work. Additionally, 511,000 workers experienced work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). 1
  2. Fatalities and Injuries: There were 124 work-related fatalities reported. According to employer reports under RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations), there were 59,219 injuries reported in the workplace. 1
  3. Working Days Lost: Work-related ill health and injuries led to an estimated 40.1 million working days lost in the 2024/25 period, indicating a significant impact on productivity and employee well-being. 1
  4. Trends in Mental Health: The statistics indicate a concerning trend in rising mental health issues, with stress-related illnesses becoming a dominant factor in workplace health concerns. This shift suggests that organizations need to focus more on managing psychosocial risks. 1
  5. Industry Insights: High-risk industries, such as construction and agriculture, continue to account for a significant proportion of workplace fatalities, highlighting the need for ongoing safety improvements in these sectors.

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