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WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND INSURANCE TABLE 11-A NUMERICAL EXEMPTIONS FOR WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION LAWS Jurisdictions making no numerical exemptions Alaska California District of Columbia Hawaii Idaho Illinois1 Indiana Iowa Louisiana Maryland Minnesota Montana Nebraska New Jersey New York North Dakota Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico South Dakota Utah Washington West Virginia Wyoming United States (Federal employees and longshoremen) In the following jurisdictions, employers are exempt who have fewer than-- 2 employees 3 employees 4 employees 5 employees 6 employees Connecticut Nevada Oklahoma Arizona Delaware Florida Kentucky Michigan New Hampshire Ohio Texas Wisconsin Colorado Massachusetts' New Mexico' Rhode Island Arkansas' Kansas" North Carolina* Tennessee Mame Vermont 7 employees 8 employees 10 employees 11 employees 15 employees Virginia Alabama Mississippi Georgia Missouri' South Carolina Sources State Workman* Comp*n*atton Law*, Bulletins 161 and 212, U 8 Department of Labor, Jan. 1264.

Industrial Hygiene Digest April, 1964 411 Atmospheric Emissions from Oxidation Ponds.

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Industrial Hygiene Digest September, 1966 through study of changes in blood pressure, weight-height ratio, and subsequent disease mani festation. (3) The experience of the study demonstrated clearly that a research project of this kind can be integrated with the routine operations of a medical department at a minimal cost without disturbing such operations or the relationship between the employees and the medical department.

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, INC MINUTES MEETING OF MEMBERS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania October 10, 1967 The Annual Meeting of the Members of the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, Inc., was held at Chatham Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Tuesday, October 10, 1967, at 3:30 pm pursuant to notice.

10--Human Factors Engineering Smaiko, H W (ed ) Selected Papers on Human Factors m the Design and Use of Control Systems New York, N Y , Dover, 1961 Surry, J Industrial Accident Research A Human Engineering Appraisal Toronto, Univer sity of Toronto, Department of Industrial Engineering, 1969 Tarrants, W E "The Role of Human Factors Engineering in the Control of Industrial Accidents," Journal of the American Society of Safety Engineers, Vol 8, 1963 Woodson, W E Human Engineering Guide for Equipment Designers Berkeley, Calif, University of California Press, 1964 Yoder, T A , and Botzum, C D The Long-Day Short-Week in Shift Work A Human Factors Study Indianapolis, Ind, Eh Lilly and Company, 1971 238

14--Audio-Visual Media Bowman, William J Graphic Communication New York, N Y, John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 1967 Herman, Lewis Educational Films Writing, Directing, and Producmg New York, N Y, Crown Publishers, Inc, 1965 Hodnett, Edward Effective Presentations West Nyack, N Y, Parker Publishing Co, Inc , 1967 Hom, George F Visual Communication Bulletin Boards, Exhibits, Visual Aids Worcester, Mass 01608, Davis Publications, Inc, 1973 Mambert, W A Presenting Technical Ideas New York, N Y John Wiley & Sons, 1968 National Audio-Visual Association, Inc 3150 Spring St, Fairfax, Va 22030 Audio-Visual Equipment Directory National Education Association, Dept of Audio-Visual Instruction, 1201 16th St.

AIR HYGINE & MANUFACTURING COMMITTEE October 3, 1963 Attending: Jerry Mitchell - Chairman W.

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