Douglass v. GRESEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Pee Cueiam.

Certiorari to review a decision of the Workmen’s Compensation Commission denying further benefits for temporary total disability to relator-employee.

The employee was employed as a set-up man in the employer’s machine shop. In March and April of 1970 he was splashed with a caustic soda and thereafter, as a result, became sensitive to oil, grease, and other substances used in a machine shop, causing him to be afflicted with a contact dermatitis condition. Continuation of his work in contact with or near the irritants caused a flareup of his dermatitis. His employer was unable to…