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The document is a summary form (SH-900.1) from the New York State Department of Labor, detailing the annual reporting requirements for work-related injuries and illnesses for public employees in 2016. It outlines the necessary establishment and employment information, including total hours worked and types of injuries or illnesses recorded. The form must be completed annually by all establishments covered by PART 801, regardless of whether any incidents occurred, and it includes instructions for calculating employment data.

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