 | United gas improvement company, Philadelphia - 1913 - 120 páginas
...days, practically a working week. Of the entire number of accidents, 2200, about 65% resulted in a loss of time that amounted only to that necessary...and interference with the regular line of work were so great, and so many of the accidents could have been avoided by the slightest of precautions, that... | |
 | American Gas Institute - 1914 - 936 páginas
...days, nearly 16 years. The average loss of time in cases where at least one day's time was lost was 6% days, or a working week. Of the 2,200 accidents, about...medical attention. On the other hand, in many cases the employee was assigned to other work not necessitating the use of the injured member. However, in all... | |
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The average loss of time in cases where at least one day's time was lost, was 62/3 days, or a working week. Of the 2,200 accidents, about 65 per cent, resulted in loss of time that amounted only to that necessary for the proper medical attention. On the... 