Workplace accidents are a pressing social issue that requires attention in Turkey, as well as on a global scale. In our country, official statistics regarding workplace accidents are regularly published by the Social Security Institution (SGK) in the form of annual statistical reports. This study focuses on the analysis of occupational accidents that transpired between 2013 and 2022, with specific attention to gender, workforce size, and employee tenure at the workplace. The study revealed that the highest number of workplace accidents involving male employees, from 2013 to 2022, occurred in workplaces with 100-199 employees. Conversely, female employees were most susceptible to accidents in workplaces with 250-499 employees. Notably, workplaces with 21-49 employees witnessed the highest number of fatal work accidents for both men and women, making up 19.9% of all workplace accidents. Furthermore, the study also examined workplace accidents in relation to employee tenure with their current employer. The research results showed that individuals insured for 3 months to 1 year, irrespective of gender, constitute the most at-risk group, with 25.1% of work accidents occurring within this group. Among these accidents, 23.0% were fatal. The study presents all collected data through tables and graphs, shedding light on workplace accidents concerning workforce size and employee tenure. Within the scope of the analysis, the causes of workplace accidents and suggested safety measures for workplaces concerning occupational health and safety are discussed