Economic Analysis Of Damage Caused To Employees Due To Injury Associated With The Performance Of Their Labor Duties

Authors
  • L.M. Eshmukhamedov

    Senior Lecturer at Karshi State Technical University
Keywords:
Injury, damage, workplaces, work area zarar, harmful industrial factors
Abstract
This article analyzes the economic consequences of workplace injuries sustained by employees during their professional duties. It evaluates the financial impact on individuals, enterprises, and the national economy, referencing global losses identified by the ILO. The study compares Uzbekistan’s legislative framework, including Resolution No. 60, with international models from the USA and Germany. Key findings emphasize the "Iceberg Theory" of hidden costs in industrial accidents. The author proposes scientific recommendations, such as risk-based insurance adjustments and tax incentives for safety investments. Ultimately, the paper advocates for a proactive economic model focused on prevention to ensure sustainable industrial development.
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Published
2026-07-29