After World War II, Fischer re-evaluated his previous beliefs, and decided that the popular explanations of National Socialism offered by such historians as Friedrich Meinecke in which Adolf Hitler was just a " Betriebsunfall " ( an occupational accident, meaning'a spanner in the works') of history were unacceptable.
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Incidents that fall within the definition of occupational accidents include cases of acute poisoning, attacks by humans and animals, insects etc ., slips and falls on pavements or staircases, traffic collisions, and accidents on board means of transportation in the course of work, accidents in airports, stations and so on.
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Occupational accidents differ from occupational diseases as accidents are unexpected and unplanned occurrences ( e . g ., mine collapse ), while occupational diseases are " contracted as a result of an exposure over a period of time to risk factors arising from work activity " ( e . g ., miner's lung ).
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It is estimated that in mining / quarry, the injury rate is 17 per 1, 000 workers whereas Industry sector is responsible for 10.1 % of total occupational accidents, 9.6 % of fatalities, 12.2 % of partial disabilities and about 7.4 % of temporary disability and the injury rate is 9.9 per 1, 000 workers.
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Employers, from their own money, contribute monthly between 0.24 percent and 1.74 percent of each worker's wage to the occupational accident program, 3.7 percent to pension funds, 0.3 percent to health programs and between 3 percent and 6 percent for health care insurance programs while workers contribute only 2 percent of their wages for the pension program.
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Employers, from their own money, contribute monthly between 0 . 24 percent and 1 . 74 percent of each worker's wage to the occupational accident program, 3 . 7 percent to pension funds, 0 . 3 percent to health programs and between 3 percent and 6 percent for health care insurance programs while workers contribute only 2 percent of their wages for the pension program.
