Claimant, employed as a maid by Clove Lakes Nursing Home, commenced the initial claim in July of 1978 on the basis of a medical report establishing that contact dermatitis of the hands was caused by claimant's exposure to detergents and water during her employment. The referee found an occupational disease in the nature of dermatitis of both hands, awarded compensation and continued the case. On June 12, 1979, a referee closed the case on the ground of no further causally...
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