Physical Examinations of Workers
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Frankel: Occupational Hygiene, Appendix A, Detroit conference, Niagara Falls, Sept. 4, 1914.
70994°— 14 4 PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF WORKERS.
annual loss from sickness per 100 male workers in 83 occupations was 910 days, varying from 395 days in barbers and personal attend- ants to 1,574 days in cardboard and paper-box factory workers.
In female workers the loss was still higher, varying from 560 days in bookkeepers and office employees to 1,978 days in workers in skins, hides, and other animal re...fuse, the average being 1,138 days.
In 1910 the First National Conference on Industrial Diseases 1 addressed a memorial to the President of the United States, in which it was stated that there occurred annually in the United States 13,400,000 cases of illness among workers, involving an economic yearly loss of nearly three-fourths of a billion dollars.
As a large part of this huge loss is preventable, it is clear that society is not fostering foolish fads nor indulging in vague humani- tarianism by displaying active interest in the physical condition of its units.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frankel: Occupational Hygiene, Appendix A, Detroit conference, Niagara Falls, Sept. 4, 1914.
70994°— 14 4 PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF WORKERS.
annual loss from sickness per 100 male workers in 83 occupations was 910 days, varying from 395 days in barbers and personal attend- ants to 1,574 days in cardboard and paper-box factory workers.
In female workers the loss was still higher, varying from 560 days in bookkeepers and office employees to 1,978 days in workers in skins, hides, and other animal re...fuse, the average being 1,138 days.
In 1910 the First National Conference on Industrial Diseases 1 addressed a memorial to the President of the United States, in which it was stated that there occurred annually in the United States 13,400,000 cases of illness among workers, involving an economic yearly loss of nearly three-fourths of a billion dollars.
As a large part of this huge loss is preventable, it is clear that society is not fostering foolish fads nor indulging in vague humani- tarianism by displaying active interest in the physical condition of its units.
What to read after Physical Examinations of Workers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Williams Schereschewsky to read onlineMoreLess
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