It is Tess common to find adequate compensation paid for injury, even though resulting an permanent disability, Payment of hospital expenses is usual in the eave of serious cident, but fame employers consider themselves absolved {rom payment of waxes, or part wages, by these has Dial payments, "A satisfactory standrd ig that enunciated by one foreign Owned enterprise which, reporting an heeldent in which Worker lost. his tye, wrote "We are continuing to employ the man at his old Job and shall pay him compensation in accordance with the provisions of the Factory Law, in this ease one year's 1's our usual prac-compensation on the basis, The man. who lost his arm. recently in our Works has also been under the provisions of this case 18 months! wanes, Substantial progress has been made the year in the Inspection and_reistration of pressure vessels, The folal number registered is 078, of which 827 are steam boilers; 475 oF 80, per cent, of the total, were registered during the year, that is to say, as many as were registered in 1939 as the three preceding years since the Council's rules were promulgated.
"The progress achieved in the improvement. of pressure. vessels stems Taryely from the careful work of the group of approved engineers, Chinese ud foreign, the majority of whom have regarded as a professional mission the task of rendering safer the operation of these vessels. 'The professional service of checking all' plications has been performed by the Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Public Works Department.
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