Using as its basis a general overview of work-related accidents and illnesses, this article analyzes the evolution and social and demographic characteristics of the LER/Dort in the RMBH in the 1990s. To this end, consideration is given to the dynamics of the labor market and the underlying mechanisms of exclusion and segregation, ultimately identifying specific situations and unique consequences affecting worker health according to occupational type.
labor-related illnesses; LER/Dort; occupational and work-type segregation