That claimant's work activities as a butcher involving five 12-hour work days per week and myriad other duties caused him to suffer acute anxiety and disabling depression is not contested on this appeal. The sole issue is whether the pressure of work-related activities was causative of claimant's psychiatric disability. The board, in overruling the referee's conclusion of "no causal relationship" stated: "Upon review of the record, the Board Panel finds based on the testimony...
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