text: *156 Eurostat: Persons reporting an accident at work by sex, age and occupation*
  
  157 Eurostat, 2021: Self-reported accidents at work - key statistics 
  
  158 Ibid. 
  
  159 Agilis, 2015: Final statistical report on the quality assessment and statistical analysis of the 2013 Labour Force 
  Survey ad hoc module (p. 45) 
  
  160 Eurostat, 2013: European Statistics on Accidents at Work (ESAW) - Summary methodology - 2013 edition 
  (p. 6). 
  161 Fatal work accidents are seen as a more reliable data source than non-fatal accidents. 
  162 Eurostat: Fatal accidents at work by NACE Rev. 2 activity, Filter: Incidence rate. 
  
  163 The OSH Barometer shows the ESAW data from Eurostat’s Fatal accidents in a column diagram showing the 
  incidence rate per 100,000 workers for two periods, here 
  
  164 Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic And 
  Social Committee and the Committee of Regions on the practical implementation of the provisions of the Health 
  and Safety at Work Directives 89/391 (Framework), 89/654 (Workplaces), 89/655 (Work Equipment), 89/656 
  (Personal Protective Equipment), 90/269 (Manual Handling of Loads) and 90/270 (Display Screen Equipment), 
  here (p. 15). 
  165 European Commission, 2009: Causes and circumstances of accidents at work in the EU (p. 101 and Table 
  A1.6. p. 130). 