Germany: workplace accidents fall, commuting accidents rise
Reportable occupational accidents in Germany fell in 2025, while the number of commuting accidents rose, according to new annual DGUV figures.
Reportable occupational accidents in Germany fell in 2025, while the number of commuting accidents rose, according to new annual DGUV figures.
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