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 5 Request for assistance in preventing homicide in the workplace
Authors NIOSH 
Source NIOSH 1993 Sep; :1-9 
Link http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/homicide.html 
NIOSHTIC No. 00217025 
AbstractThis Alert was intended to identify high risk occupations and workplaces, inform employers and workers about their risk, encourage employers and workers to evaluate risk factors in their workplaces and implement protective measures, and encourage researchers to gather more details regarding occupational homicide and develop and evaluate protective measures. The highest number of homicides were reported to occur at retail trade locations. Service type industries had the second highest number. Workplaces with the highest rates included taxicab establishments, liquor stores, gas stations, detective/protective services, justice/public order establishments, grocery stores, jewelry stores, hotels/motels, and eating and drinking places. The occupation with the highest rate of occupational homicide was taxicab driver/chauffeur, with a rate 21 times the national average. Other high risk occupations included law enforcement officers, hotel clerks, gas station workers, security guards, stock handlers, store owners, and bartenders. 
KeywordsRisk-factors; Epidemiology; Law-enforcement-workers; Mortality-data; Service-station-attendants; Service-industries; Food-services; Traumatic-injuries; Retail-workers 
Publication Date19930901 
Document TypeNumbered Publication; Alert 
Fiscal Year1993 
NTIS Accession No.PB94-134038 
NTIS PriceA02 
Identifying No.(NIOSH) 93-109 
Source NameNIOSH Alert, NIOSH, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Cincinnati, Ohio, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 93-109, 9 pages, 14 references 
StateOH 
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