Claimant, who was employed as a showroom assistant for a fabric and wall covering jobber, allegedly developed acute depression as a result of his transfer from the back showroom of the employer to the front showroom, where he had to deal with less knowledgeable retail customers. Claimant subsequently ceased working and applied for workers' compensation benefits, contending that he had suffered an accidental injury under the Workers' Compensation Law. We find substantial evidence...
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