Self-reported work-related illness (SWI) and workplace injuries (LFS)

• Self-reported work-related illness and workplace injuries in 2011/12: Detailed tables
  Detailed tables by demographic and employment related variables from the latest survey of self-reported work-related illness and workplace injury to gain a national view based on individuals' perceptions. [Published 02/11]

• Self-reported work-related illness and workplace injuries in 2008/09 : Results from the Labour Force Survey
  A report providing results from a survey of self-reported work-related illness and workplace injury to gain a national view based on individuals’ perceptions. [Published 03/10]

• Self-reported work-related illness and workplace injuries in 2007/08 : Results from the Labour Force Survey
  A report providing results from a survey of self-reported work-related illness and workplace injury to gain a national view based on individuals' perceptions. [Published 03/09]
• Analysis of the trends in self-reported work-related ill health with special reference to the trend reversal in 2006/07
  The self-reported illness incidence rate has fluctuated significantly in recent years. A number of methodological factors have been examined for their possible contribution to these changes, but most of these make no contribution to the observed changes, and none make a major impact.
• Technical note
  Workplace injury and work-related illness survey modules of the Labour Force Survey: background and methods.

• Self-reported work-related illness in 1995: Results from a household survey. (SWI95)
  [Published 03/98]
• Self-reported working conditions in 1995: Results from a household survey. (SWC95)
  A study to identify job characteristics that could be associated with the occurrence of work-related illness. [Published 10/97].
• Information sheet 4/00/EMSU
  Secondary analysis of the 1995 Self-reported Work-related Illness survey (SWI95). [Published 10/00].
• Information sheet 2/99/EMSU
  Economic Impact: Revised data from the self-reported work-related illness survey in 1995 (SWI95). [Published 09/99]