Statistical Analysis of the Interactions of Temporary Incapacity Days, Gender, Workstation and Type of Injury

Job accidents in a workplace cause financial and moral loss. Especially in the developed countries, the increase in measures against job accidents reduced these losses. In this study, it is aimed to determine whether there is a relationship among gender, working environment, duration of incapacity for work and type of injury, unlike previous studies. For this purpose, variables in the study were evaluated by establishing two separate models. In this study, the work accident statistics were taken from the SSI data base. The meaningful ones determined by log linear analysis were determined. Both of the models are meaningful. After the loglineer analysis, both models appeared significant, with the result that men had more work accidents, more work accidents at nontemporal work places and 5 days and more days of incapacity