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. 2019 Sep 10;16(18):3333. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16183333

Table 3.

FROI a of Korean-Chinese and Chinese migrant workers (n = 42,089).

Variables Korean-Chinese (n = 32,987) Chinese (n = 9102) p-Value #
n Death FROI a (%) n Death FROI a (%)
Sex 0.08
Female 6114 26 0.43 1761 12 0.68
Male 26,873 512 1.91 7341 136 1.85
Year <0.01
2007–2009 5109 105 2.06 2406 69 2.87
2010–2011 12,205 221 1.81 2560 29 1.13
2012–2018 15,673 212 1.35 4136 50 1.20
Age <0.01
15–28 873 1 0.11 1257 15 1.19
29–36 3653 39 1.07 1481 23 1.55
37–44 6282 78 1.24 2025 32 1.58
45–53 11,552 192 1.66 2185 42 1.92
54–81 10,627 228 2.15 2154 36 1.67
Occupation <0.01
Manager & Service worker 7415 68 0.92 1833 16 0.87
ALF b worker 359 5 1.39 157 4 2.55
Machine operator 12,531 288 2.30 3134 79 2.52
Elementary Worker 12,682 177 1.40 3978 49 1.23
Category of Business <0.01
Manufacturing 12,533 143 1.14 4312 43 1.00
Construction 11,413 298 2.61 2460 82 3.33
ALF b 931 21 2.26 235 5 2.13
Service 5334 35 0.66 1438 10 0.70
Others 2776 41 1.48 657 8 1.22
Injury Site <0.01
Head & Neck 3720 282 7.58 983 64 6.51
Extremity 24,493 24 0.10 7049 6 0.09
Trunk 4148 79 1.90 883 20 2.27
Whole body 626 153 24.44 187 58 31.02

a Fatality Rate of Occupational Injury, b Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, # All p-values were from chi-squared test.