Commitments

Injury and Illness Data

Rates of injury, occupational diseases, lost days, total recordable rate, and total number of work-related fatalities by region and gender.*

Absenteeism rate not available

2.1 This indicator should provide a regional breakdown for the following, by gender:

Total Workforce Employees

Employees by RegionHead Count
Sum of FemaleSum of MaleSum of Genders
Asia Pacific (N. Asia, PANSEA, India)6961,9792,675
EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa)1,1722,2773,449
Latin America North6931,4722,164
Latin America South1,2833,4724,755
North America (CA, PR, U.S.)4,2488,63112,879
Grand Total8,09217,83125,923

2.2 Since some reporting organizations include minor (first-aid level) injuries in their data, indicate whether such injuries are included or excluded.

First aids excluded

2.3

In calculating "lost days," indicate whether "days" means calendar days or scheduled work days.
Calendar days
The point at which the "lost days" count begins (e.g., the day after the accident or three days after the accident).
One day

2.4 Report regional breakdown and total of injury, occupational diseases and “lost day” in the reporting period by gender, using the following formula:

IR = Total # of Injuries / Total Hours Workedx 200,000
ODR = Total # of Occupational Disease Cases / Total Hours Workedx 200,000
LDR = Total # of Lost Days / Total Hours Workedx 200,000
TRR = Total # of Injuries + Occupational Diseases / Total Hours Worked x 200,000

Note: We do not centrally track contract workers. Our Environmental, Safety & Health Group applies an algorithm to the total number of hours worked by contract workers to derive a Full Time Employee equivalent for OSHA reporting purposes.

Note: The factor 200,000 is derived from 50 working weeks at 40 hours per 100 employees. By using this factor, the resulting rate is related to the number of employees, not the number of hours.

* During a reassessment of injuries and work hours for Contractors Not Supervised by Monsanto, and Employee and Supervised Contractors, more work hours and the corresponding injuries were added to Employees and Supervised Contractors and less hours and the corresponding injuries were allocated to Contractors Not Supervised by Monsanto impacting the overall TRR for each vs. 2011 data.

Employee and supervised Contractors*

By Region, Illness, Injury, Gender

 InjuryOCC DiseasesDays AwayInjury & OCC Diseases
*Contract Workers Supervised by Monsanto Employees
Injury Rate (IR)OCC Disease Rate (ODR)Lost Days Rate (LDR)Total Recordable Rate (TRR)
Asia Pacific (N. Asia, PANSEA, India)0.200.001.190.20
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.000.000.00
Female0.000.000.000.15
Male0.000.000.000.34
Recordable Injury (IR)0.200.001.190.00
Female0.150.000.000.15
Male0.220.001.170.34
EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa)0.690.049.370.73
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.040.190.00
Female0.000.050.150.93
Male0.000.030.040.62
Recordable Injury (IR)0.690.009.190.00
Female0.880.004.500.93
Male0.590.004.690.62
Latin America North0.300.003.720.30
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.000.000.00
Female0.000.000.000.30
Male0.000.000.000.30
Recordable Injury (IR)0.300.003.720.00
Female0.300.000.000.30
Male0.300.001.680.30
Latin America South0.260.004.060.26
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.000.000.00
Female0.000.000.000.25
Male0.000.000.000.27
Recordable Injury (IR)0.260.004.060.00
Female0.250.001.740.25
Male0.270.002.310.27
North America (CA, PR, U.S.)0.910.084.660.99
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.080.530.00
Female0.000.120.331.02
Male0.000.060.200.98
Recordable Injury (IR)0.910.004.130.00
Female0.690.000.591.02
Male0.920.003.540.06
Grand total0.510.114.350.54

Contractors Not supervised by monsanto Employees

By Region, Illness, Injury, Gender

 InjuryOCC DiseasesDays AwayInjury & OCC Diseases
Injury Rate (IR)OCC Disease Rate (ODR)Lost Days Rate (LDR)Total Recordable Rate (TRR)
Asia Pacific (N. Asia, PANSEA, India)0.000.000.000.00
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.000.000.00
Female0.000.000.000.00
Male0.000.000.000.00
Recordable Injury (IR)0.200.000.000.00
Female0.000.000.000.00
Male0.000.000.000.00
EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa)1.280.3236.361.28
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.320.320.00
Female0.000.000.000.00
Male0.000.480.481.93
Recordable Injury (IR)0.960.0036.040.00
Female0.000.000.000.00
Male1.450.0054.511.93
Latin America North7.650.0015.307.65
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.000.000.00
Female0.000.000.0011.82
Male0.000.000.005.66
Recordable Injury (IR)7.650.0015.300.00
Female11.820.0047.2611.82
Male5.660.000.005.66
Latin America South0.540.006.780.54
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.000.000.00
Female0.000.000.000.00
Male0.000.000.000.75
Recordable Injury (IR)0.540.006.780.00
Female0.000.000.000.00
Male0.750.009.340.75
North America (CA, PR, U.S.)0.970.134.760.97
Recordable Illness (ODR)0.000.130.000.00
Female0.000.000.000.38
Male0.000.090.001.26
Recordable Injury (IR)0.850.004.140.00
Female0.190.000.000.38
Male1.160.006.141.26
Grand total0.900.047.200.90

2.5 Report fatalities in the reporting period by gender, using an absolute number, not a rate.

 EMPLOYEESCONTRACTORS
Female00
Male21

2.5 Report the system of rules applied in recording and reporting accident statistics. The “ILO Code of Practice on Recording and Notification of Occupational Accidents and Diseases” was developed for the reporting, recording and notification of workplace accidents.

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