Claim of Janusz v. Kistler Instrument Corp.

Appeals from decisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Board, filed June 18, 1976 and March 29, 1977. Claimant contracted an occupational disease resulting from the handling of epoxy and other chemicals in her work for an electronics manufacturer. A form of dermatitis known as onchyolysis, the condition causes a distortion and separation of the fingernails. While she could no longer work with chemicals, claimant did find intermittent employment as a waitress. In acting on her claim for compensation, the board determined that claimant has a 25% causally related disability and affirmed an award…