70% of employers failing to report workplace accidents

Only 30% of reportable workplace accidents are actually being reported to the HSE, a study by the University of Liverpool suggests.

Under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) employers, the self-employed and anyone in control of work premises are required to report deaths, major injuries or any other injury leading to three days or more away from work.

The report, funded by the HSE, matched patients attending the Royal Liverpool University Hos... (329 more words)

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