The United States Department of Labor keeps records of the number of people who die at work and the cause of their deaths. The latest records of that information, which are based on statistics from the last seven years ending in 2013, were released in April. Some of those findings are included in the graphics above. See a detailed, interactive listing of all the deadliest occupations in the U.S., the causes of death most often cited in each, and whether they are at the high or low end of the pay scale, here.
Via Digg | Graphics: Bloomberg Business
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"Blogger" as an occupation is poorly understood as a career. My CPA has a hard time with it, and the IRS as well.
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I don't think they're counting deaths due to stress, high blood-pressure, cholesterol, and/or rotten-fruit projectiles...
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So . . . where is "blogger" on the list? I can't find it. And surely we qualify.
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