Statistics

To promote a safer Territory, NT WorkSafe develops intervention programs and strategic approaches based on proactive targeting, risk assessment and the National OHS strategy. Data is provided by both Safe Work Australia (previously Australian Safety and Compensation Council) and NT WorkSafe, and researched to identify poor performing industries and high risk activities to assist in developing targeted industry programs.

NT WorkSafe also collects and reviews data to improve programs that facilitate Territory workers being covered by a sustainable, equitable and viable worker’s compensation scheme allowing them to return to suitable work as soon as practicable.

Data sources

NT WorkSafe

NT WorkSafe data links – page being developed.

DEET – Department of Employment, Education and Training

NT WorkSafe statistical reporting from 2001 to 2008 can be found at DEET statistics

Safe Work Australia

Data and Statistics Information Sheets

The National Data Set for Compensation-based Statistics (NDS)

National Online Statistics Interactive (NOSI)

Compendium of Workers Compensation Statistics

Workplace Relations Ministers Council

Comparative Performance Monitoring (CPM) Reports

National Research Centre

National OHS Regulatory Research Consortium

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