HARDIN'S BAKERIES v. Ranager

Appellee was employed for three years by Hardin’s Bakeries, Inc. He was furnished and required to use a baker’s pad or mitten, called Jomae, in handling the hot pans of bread as they came from the oven. While so engaged a rash appeared on his hands which grew worse and extended up onto his arms. Under treatment the rash disappeared and he resumed his work. It appeared again. According to the medical testimony his trouble was diagnosed as contact dermatitis and was caused by something coming in contact with his hands. A skin specialist suspected that appellee was allergic to something with…