Use those links to answer the questions below https://www.alberta.ca/ohs-statistics.aspxhttps://open.alberta.ca/publications/workplace-injury-illness-and-fatality-statistics-provincial-summaryhttps://open.alberta.ca/dataset/3bea9097-eb0a-44f2-9e15-acbc93984abd/resource/0e0e5027-d5c1-49c6-a0f8-7f0efd52aab9/download/lbr-workplace-injuries-diseases-fatalities-in-alberta-2019.pdf

1. What does "person years" mean? 2. In Alberta how many people worked in 2018? 3. Compare the Lost Time Claim Rate (LTCR) from 2017 to 2018. What is the percent increase or decrease? Tip: Take the number of Lost-Time Claims in 2018, divide it by the number of person years, then multiply it by 100. 4. If the Lost Time Claim rate was 1.34, out of 200 workers, how many were injured last year? 5. What sector has the highest LTCR in 2017? 2018? 2019? 6. What sector has the lowest LTCR in 2018 & 2019? 7. Which age group has the highest disabling injury rate overall in 2019? 8. Why do you think this is? 9. Which age group in 2019 (disregard the 65 and over group and the Other group) has the lowest rate for fatalities, which has the highest, why? 10. There are many campaigns aimed at young workers. From the research you have completed so far, do young workers have a higher injury rate than older people? I 11. Compare the Injuries by gender men and women. Which gender has greater injuries in 2019? 12. What is the trend of the fatality rates over the past 3 years? 13. Review fatalities in 2019. What % were MVI's? 14. What % were workplace incidents? 15. What % were occupational disease? 16. What do you think of the numbers? 17. What are your thoughts on the fatality trend? 18. What major industrial sector accounts for the most "fatalities"? 19. Explain how the Construction sector may have more fatalities than other sectors, but remain in the middle of Lost time claim rates? 20. In 2018 what are the top 3 causes of injures among workers? 21. In 2019 what occupation had the highest injuries