Recovery from the Global Recession

Despite variation in study methodology, and causation around potentially confounding issues, the overwhelming weight of evidence clearly indicates that the likelihood of an accident is greatest in the initial period of employment, when the individual is a new employee. There are also a number of reasons why the 

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