Raffety v. Iowa Employment Security Commission

Appellee, Raffety, was a warehouseman in the employ of appellant Hyde-Yredenburg Company, at Chariton. About July 1, 1953, he suffered an injury to his back, caused by the breaking of the floor in a freight car he was unloading, and he was temporarily disabled. Appellant employer sent him to a doctor. He was under the doctor’s care and unable to work until about August 25. His liver had been affected and he had contracted yellow jaundice which the doctor attributed to his injury. When he had somewhat recovered the doctor advised him his regular work, which required, among other things, the…