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Skin Diseases
Occupational skin diseases often result from exposure to chemical irritants, including cutting fluids and solvents. The most common form of occupational skin disease is dermatitis. The skin can feel rough, raw and itchy, and may become cracked and sore.
The occupations at highest risk are labourers involved in the manufacturing of rubber chemicals, soaps and cleaners, and also barbers and hairdressers.
If you are suffering from a work related skin disease as a result of the negligence of an employer, our experienced personal injury team can help you claim compensation.
To find out how to make a claim for compensation, call Ashton Morton Slack on 0114 275 2888 and talk to one of our personal injury experts.