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Workplace crimes data questioned by new survey methods
The 1992 to 1996 workplace crime study shows only 6 percent caused injuries serious enough for medical care. Changes in survey questions inflated counts, with violent crime and rapes/sexual assaults rising sharply due to better recall prompts. California had a high share of workplace homicides, while several states reported fewer than three cases.
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Michael Rand
Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Justice Department
Bureau of the Census
Rand
Tomber
Labor Department
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