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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Ind Med. 2019 Jan 28;62(3):253–264. doi: 10.1002/ajim.22953

Table 1.

Alaska workers’ compensation claim frequency and percentage, number of workers, and claim rate per 1,000 workers: All-industry, onshore seafood processing industry, and geographic region for the seafood processing industry, 2014–2015

2014
2015
2014 and 2015
Claims
No. (%)*
No.
Workers
Rate
(per
1,000
Workers)
Claims
No. (%)
No.
Workers
Rate
(per
1,000
Workers)
Claims
No. (%)
No.
Workers
Rate
(per
1,000
Workers)
Industry
  All-Industry 18,719 (100) 422,560 44 18,521 (100) 422,828 44 37,240 (100) 845,388 44
 Onshore
 Seafood
 Processing
1,356 (7) 24,000 57 1,533 (8) 21,990 70 2,889 (8) 45,990 63
Geographic
Region:
Seafood
Processing
 Aleutians/
 Pribilofs
398 (31) 7,506 53 484 (33) 6,721 72 882 (32) 14,227 62
 Southeast 241 (19) 4,825 50 287 (19) 5,215 55 528 (19) 10,040 53
 Bristol Bay 243 (19) 4,800 51 270 (18) 4,866 55 513 (18.5) 9,666 53
 Southcentral 184 (14) 4,153 44 251 (17) 4,268 59 435 (16) 8,421 52
 Kodiak 162 (13) 3,049 53 153 (10) 2,998 51 315 (11.5) 6,047 52
 Anchorage/
 MatSu
29 (2) 834 35 25 (2) 829 30 54 (2) 1,663 32
 Western/
 Yukon
21 (2) 802 26 10 (1) 529 NC 31 (1) 1,331 24
 Northern 0 (0) 470 NC 3 (0) 530 NC 3 (0) 1,000 NC
 Unknown 78 (−) (−) NC 50 (−) (−) NC 128 (−) (−) NC
*

Valid percentages (which exclude missing values from the denominator) were used for all percent calculations.

NC: Rates not calculated for “unknown” categories or those with fewer than 20 claims (to avoid instability).

Throughout the year, some workers moved between different geographic regions for their employment. In these instances, the same worker was counted in multiple geographic region categories.