The award totalled $732, and each employer and carrier was directed to pay 50% thereof. While working for the employer Margaret Reuter claimant contracted the occupational disease of dermatitis from handling hair lotions. She became disabled on and after January 27, 1947 for some time, and in the latter part of September, 1948, she began working for the employer Charles Failla as a manicurist but was required to dye hair occasionally, and again she became disabled as a result...
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