The hidden costs of accidents are considered the "tip of the iceberg" when compared to the rising levels of Workers' Compensation costs.

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The phrase "tip of the iceberg" actually suggests that the visible, direct costs (like Workers' Compensation) are just a small portion of the total costs, with the hidden costs of accidents (such as lost productivity, training replacement employees, etc.) being much larger and less apparent.

The Hidden Costs of Accidents Are Considered the "Tip of the Iceberg