In 2022, the accident rate remains at a low level overall. The accident rate in Germany for 2022 was 5.5 accidents (resulting in over three days of absence) per thousand employees, which is well below the industry average. This figure also includes occupational accidents associated with the coronavirus pandemic. Excluding these Covid-19 cases, the accident rate in Germany was 4.4.
Deutsche Telekom has a health and safety management system in place to reduce the number of work-related accidents. This certified system makes it possible to map the entire health and safety process and to develop sets of measures to further improve employee safety.
You can find further information in the HR Factbook.
In 2022, the accident rate remains at a low level overall. The accident rate in Germany for 2022 was 5.5 accidents (resulting in over three days of absence) per thousand employees, which is well below the industry average. This figure also includes occupational accidents associated with the coronavirus pandemic. Excluding these Covid-19 cases, the accident rate in Germany was 4.4.
Deutsche Telekom has a health and safety management system in place to reduce the number of work-related accidents. This certified system makes it possible to map the entire health and safety process and to develop sets of measures to further improve employee safety.
You can find further information in the HR Factbook.
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