RESULTS
In women and in men, and in every age group, foreign workers had an increased risk of both non-fatal and fatal occupational injury when compared with Spanish workers. These differences were especially notable in foreign women workers, who showed a risk over five (95%CI 5.38 to 5.48) or six (95%CI 3.62 to 9.62) times higher of non-fatal and fatal injury, respectively, than their Spanish counterparts. Additionally, older workers, especially those in the 55 and older age group, seem to have especially dangerous experi- ences, reaching risks of non-fatal injury (95%CI 14.65 to
15.22) and fatal injury (95%CI 10.46 to 20.82) almost 15-fold
higher than Spanish workers of the same age (table 1).