Hunter v. Industrial Commission of Arizona

OPINION

O’CONNOR, Presiding Judge.

This special action is from a determination by the Industrial Commission closing petitioner’s industrial claim with a finding of no permanent disability. Specifically, the issue is whether an industrially caused condition known as “meat wrapper’s asthma,” which prevents petitioner from continuing her employment as a meat wrapper, constitutes a permanent impairment within the meaning of the workmen’s compensation statutes. We find that the evidence does not support the administrative determination of no permanent impairment and, therefore, set the award aside.

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