Health Service in Industry ..
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In every case the reason for imposing restriction of employ- ment upon defective workers was based on the fact that, if employed, they might be a danger to themselves, to others, or to property. The physical defects mentioned most often in this connection were: hernia, amputations of arm or leg, loss of vision of one or both eyes, defective vision, cardiac disease, venereal disease, contagious or infectious diseases, kidney disease, tuberculosis, deformity, physical debility, deafness, varicosi...ties, and defective mentality.
Experience has shown that in most plants where physical examinations are in force a number of defective workers are given employment and their work supervised by the medical department. In this investigation the defects permitting limited employment were numerous, but the following were most common: compensated heart lesions, hernia with truss, varicosities, defective vision, deformities, defective hearing, varicocele, first degree flat foot, lung diseases (type not specified).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In every case the reason for imposing restriction of employ- ment upon defective workers was based on the fact that, if employed, they might be a danger to themselves, to others, or to property. The physical defects mentioned most often in this connection were: hernia, amputations of arm or leg, loss of vision of one or both eyes, defective vision, cardiac disease, venereal disease, contagious or infectious diseases, kidney disease, tuberculosis, deformity, physical debility, deafness, varicosi...ties, and defective mentality.
Experience has shown that in most plants where physical examinations are in force a number of defective workers are given employment and their work supervised by the medical department. In this investigation the defects permitting limited employment were numerous, but the following were most common: compensated heart lesions, hernia with truss, varicosities, defective vision, deformities, defective hearing, varicocele, first degree flat foot, lung diseases (type not specified).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Industrial Conference Board to read onlineMoreLess
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