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Agriculture Animal husbandry boat building Box makers paper Box makers wood Bridge Transportation brush makers Building and hand cab and hack Car and railroad CAUSE cement and gypsum cent chemical workers classified by Industries compensation cordage factories Cotton mills curers and packers Domestic and Personal employee Express companies Extraction of Minerals Fatal Injuries Fish curers Food and Kindred Forestry Foundries and metal Glass and Stone grain mills hack companies Hemp and jute Ice harvesting insured Iron and Steel June 30 Kindred Products laneous Leather Liquors and Beverages maintenance of streets Metals and Metal Miscel Miscellaneous Industries Miscellaneous Transportation payments Percentage Distribution persons in transportation Printing and Bookbinding Professional service Remanufacture Second Third Fourth service all kinds specified textile workers Steam railroads steel mills Stone Products Street and Bridge Street railways TABLE Tabulatable Non-fatal Injuries Tanneries Telegraph and Telephone Third Fourth Fifth Tin-plate factories Wage Groups Warehouses and cold-storage Water transportation
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Side 86 - If the employee leaves dependents only partly dependent upon his earnings for support at the time of his injury, the weekly compensation to be paid as aforesaid shall be equal to the same proportion of the weekly payments for the benefit of persons wholly dependent as the amount contributed by the employee to such partial dependents bears to the annual earnings of the deceased at the time of his injury.
Side 87 - If it is established that the injured employee was of such age and experience when injured as that under natural conditions his wages would be expected to increase, the fact may be considered in arriving at his average weekly wage.
Side 90 - When compensation shall have begun, it shall not be discontinued except with the written assent of the employee or the approval of the board, or a member thereof...
Side 22 - ... specific weight is the crucial item for interplanetary applications, the weight breakdown for the components of the powerplant system is of great interest. Representative values for the weight breakdown for a 1megawatt-level Rankine cycle using the tubular radiator configuration illustrated herein are shown in the following table : It should be noted that the large weight percentage associated with the radiator may also be typical of other closed-cycle power generating systems. Unfortunately,...
Side 19 - All accidents, diseases, and injuries arising out of the employment and resulting in death, permanent disability, or in the loss of time other than the remainder of the day, shift, or turn on which the injury was incurred, should be clarified as "tabulatable accidents, diseases, and injuries, and a report of all such accidents, diseases, and injuries to some State or national authority should be required.
Side 10 - ... in case of emergency, or for other justifiable cause, a physician other than the one provided by the association is called in to treat the injured employee, the reasonable cost of his services shall be paid by the association, subject to the approval of the industrial accident board.
Side 10 - The employee shall have the right to select a physician other than the one provided by the association, and in case he shall be treated by a physician of his own selection, or, where, in case of emergency or for other justifiable cause, a physician other than the one provided by the association is called in to treat the injured employee, the reasonable cost of his services shall be paid by the association, subject to the approval of the industrial accident board.
Side 87 - Whenever an employee is injured under circumstances that would entitle him to compensation under the provisions of chapter seven hundred and fifty-one of the acts of the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and acts in amendment thereof and in addition thereto, if it be established that the injured employee was of such age and experience when injured that, under natural conditions, his wages would be expected to increase that fact may be taken into consideration in determining his weekly wages.
Side 246 - Iron and Steel and their Products. Agricultural implements, Automobile factories, Car and railroad shops, Foundries and metal working, .... Iron and steel mills, Ship and boat building, Wagons and carriages, Other iron and steel workers Leather and its Finished Products.
Side 72 - F. Wages. Under this heading the distribution of non-fatal cases is given according to wage groups based on the wages received by employees at the time of injury. 1. Number of Reported and Tabulatable Cases by Wage Groups. — The next table gives the number of reported non-fatal injuries for the first three years, and for the fourth and fifth years the number of non-fatal tabulatable injuries by indicated wage groups. For the first year the distributions are not given with the same detail as in...