They included mental health. Odd to phrase it as "sick", but evidently english is a second language since they drink Radler and "dinned" at a restaurant.

Aircraft pilots are right after roofers? Da fuuu?

to be honest, I think the difficulty of correctly representing this data comes from trying to plot two conflicting perspectives on the same graph. I think you should have just included either or. Like you could put bands per million in bars, then just country population if you wanted to include demographics too. Or if the absolute number of bands was the important bit, include just that. If you really want to show both, use two separate graphs to allow the reader to see the perspectives separately, the same way they should think about them.

But if you must include both of these data points exactly as is and in a single graph, you should probably use a scatter plot.

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Whi did you spell it like that

That's a lot of sick time.

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Collected the data in Google Spreadsheet, made the graph in Dot.PDN

The illness this year started with with a fear condition, but at the end of the year I got an infected intestine.

Loggers can be happiest workers but still it's one of the deadliest jobs

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What's greed about? He loves what he does so he continues to do so. His company provides lots of value to himself and to shareholders. He lives in a 500k house, he does it for fun not out of greed lol

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A job which is way down the list: being a cop. And most of the danger there is just from driving around a lot. Just thought I'd mention that because tens of millions of people have more dangerous jobs, but aren't allowed to use that as an excuse to kill people any time they get nervous.

What you call dedication, I understand as greed. Dude already had enough money for 12 lifetimes at 56 years old.

In Austria almost half of the Presidents died in office.

Wtf bro? India only has 9 in 2022 bro. And what does this chart has to do with the number of companies? Isn’t it by market capitalisation which is the stock value of the company? Let’s say usa only has one company on the Fortune 500 but it’s market capitalisation is the combine sum of all the other 499 companies, shouldn’t usa be 50% in the chart and not 0.2%? How did u come up with this table?

"we find out that the number of deaths among truck drivers has increased by 16.3 percent since 2020" its addressed later in the article

I’m guessing Truck Driving is included in Driver/Sales & Truck Drivers.

So where is truck driving?

Weren't loggers also reported as being the happiest/most overall satisfied workers in any industry as well? Where are the crab fishermen?

Yup, plus the solar is unreliable. Nuclear is a far better option.

Data is from U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

Bad data. Where is trucking?