Supreme Court dismisses claim for occupational disease compensation for shoulder and elbow inflammation in a sausage maker.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the sausage maker's claim for occupational disease compensation regarding shoulder and elbow inflammation. The employee argued these conditions were work-related, but the court found no causal link between the specific job duties and the diagnosed illnesses. Consequently, the claim was rejected because the medical evidence did not establish the required professional connection.
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AI generatedWorkmen's Compensation Act; Occupational Disease Act: Inflammation of the shoulder and elbow is not considered an occupational disease if there is no causal link between the specific work duties and the diagnosed condition.
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Kysymys molempien olkaluiden ulomman sivunastan tulehduksen ja molempien kyynärvarsien jänteen ympärystulehduksen korvattavuudesta makkaratyöntekijän ammattitautina.