Share of employees receiving free protective clothing
at year-end
Percentage of staff provided with workwear, safety shoes and other personal protective equipment, broken down by economic activity. Rows are industry categories, showing where the share of protected workers is higher or lower and how it changed from 2017 to 2025. Data are year‑end figures covering agriculture, mining, manufacturing and other sectors
Chart of the share of employees with workwear by industry, 2017–2025
- Mining of mineral resources — Total number of employees receiving free workwear, safety shoes and other personal protective equipment
- Manufacturing — Total number of employees receiving free workwear, safety shoes and other personal protective equipment
- Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and fish farming — Total number of employees receiving free workwear, safety shoes and other personal protective equipment
- Supply of electricity, gas and steam; air conditioning — Total number of employees receiving free workwear, safety shoes and other personal protective equipment
- Mining — of which employed in hazardous and/or dangerous working conditions
- Manufacturing — including those employed in harmful and/or hazardous working conditions
- Water supply; sewage, waste collection and disposal organization, pollution abatement activities — of which employed in harmful and/or hazardous working conditions
- Construction — of which employed in hazardous and/or dangerous working conditions
- Supply of electricity, gas and steam; air conditioning — of them employed in hazardous and/or dangerous working conditions
- Information and communication activities — Total number of employees receiving free workwear, safety shoes and other personal protective equipment
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2017–2025. Rows: 16, periods: 9. Measurement unit — at year-end. Breakdown: Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and fish farming…; Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and fish farming…; Mining — List number of employees…; Mining — including those employed in harmful and (or…; Manufacturing — List number of employees… and others
Mining — List number of employees receiving…: the indicator increased from 88.6 to 88.9 over 2017–2025 — by 0.38%. The highest value was 89.6 (2022), the lowest was 88.3 (2018). This is an average annual growth of 0.05%. Up to 2021 the change was +0.47%, after — −0.08%. Of the 16 largest rows, 5 increased, 11 decreased
All table numbers are series: 16
How to read this table
Comparing the indicators across economic sectors reveals gaps in protective equipment provision. The list highlights agriculture, forestry and fisheries, mining, and manufacturing. Row analysis shows which industries more often supply PPE free of charge and which do so less often, based on nationwide organization statistics
What is visible in these numbers
Highest values: Mining — List number of employees… (89.6), Manufacturing — List number of employees… (81.6), Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and fish farming… (81.2). The gap between the highest and lowest is 22.4 times. The top three account for 29.1% of the total for all items
Annual observations, 9 periods in the dataset. Of 144 possible values, 144 (100%) are filled — missing data are virtually absent
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Period and application
The statistics cover 2017–2025 and record the situation at the end of each year. The information is useful for occupational safety specialists, HR professionals and ministry officials assessing working conditions across economic segments. Rosstat data are regularly updated to monitor labour safety trends
How it is calculated
Table notes: Data for 2022–2025 do not include statistical information for the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR), Zaporozhye and Kherson regions
1) Данные за 2022-2025 гг. без учета статистической информации по Донецкой Народной Республике (ДНР), Луганской Народной Республике (ЛНР), Запорожской и Херсонской областям.
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