text: **Eurostat**is a major source of OSH-related statistics. First and foremost, Eurostat is responsible for the 
  ESAW.437 In addition, approximately every six to eight years it adds an ad hoc module on OSH to its 
  permanent LFS (1999, 2007, 2013, 2020).438 
  
  **Eurofound**439 contributes substantially to the evidence on the state of OSH by its research on working 
  conditions and industrial relations. The EWCS440 is based on interviews with more than 40,000 workers 
  (2015) in all EU Member States. The interviewees respond to questions on the quality of their work, 
  including health and safety issues (every five years). It started in 1991441 and is repeated every five 
  years. Unfortunately, the EWCS 2020 had to be cancelled due to the pandemic situation. In 2021 it was 
  conducted as a phone survey with a different approach, so the comparability of the results with previous 
  surveys will be limited. 
  
  EU-OSHA conducts every five years a similarly large survey on the practical management of OSH in 
  enterprises, called The ‘European Survey of Enterprises on New and Emerging Risks - How European 
  workplaces manage safety and health’ (ESENER). 442 Interviewees are those managers or staff 
  members who are responsible for, or most closely associated with OSH, or familiar with OSH. This 
  survey provides detailed information about OSH practices in enterprises covering more than 30 
  European countries. The ESENER methodology substantially changed between 2009 and 2014; in this 
  report, trend descriptions are limited to the comparable surveys of 2014 and 2019. 