Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Eye Hazards in Industrial Occupations: A Report of Typical Cases and Conditions, With Recommendations for Safe Practice
Where the working force has been greatly increased, we may expect the new employes to be subject to more injuries than under normal conditions. The rushed work and the large num ber of new employes unacquainted with the plant conditions, together with the impossibility of foremen giving to each the proper amount of attention, are in some measure responsible for an increased toll of injury.
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