Deputy Commissioner Taylor did not err in this determination.īased upon all of the competent and convincing evidence adduced at the hearing and through subsequent depositions and stipulations, the undersigned make the followingġ. The objections contained within the depositions of David E. Murphy.Įxhibit K - 21 pages of medical records from Dr.
Deas.Įxhibit J - 46 pages of medical records from Dr. Shanks.Įxhibit I - 33 pages of medical records from Dr.
Reginald Harris.Įxhibit H - 10 pages of medical records from Dr. The following documents are stipulated into evidence:Įxhibit A - Industrial Commission Form 22.Įxhibit B - One page of personnel records.Įxhibit C - Two pages of company medical records.Įxhibit D - 126 pages of pulmonary function tests.Įxhibit E - 25 pages of respiratory questionnaires.Įxhibit F - Four pages of cotton dust level studies.Įxhibit G - 11 pages of medical records from Dr.
During the period of plaintiff's employment with defendant-employer, defendant processed cotton.ħ. Plaintiff's last day of work with defendant was March 23, 1988.Ħ. Defendant is self-insured Hewitt, Coleman Associates, Inc. At such time, an employment relationship existed between plaintiff and defendant-employer.ģ. At the time of the alleged contraction of an occupational disease, the parties were subject to and bound by the provisions of the North Carolina Workers' Compensation Act.Ģ.
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The Full Commission, in their discretion, have determined that there are no good grounds in this case to receive further evidence or to rehear the parties or their representatives, as sufficient convincing evidence exists in the record to support their Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and ultimate Award.Īccordingly, the Full Commission find as fact and conclude as matters of law the following, which were entered into by the parties asġ. Neither party here requested the Full Commission to receive further evidence or to rehear the parties or their representatives. The undersigned proceed to make their own Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and ultimate Award. Accordingly, the Opinion and Award of June 17, 1993, is HEREBY REVERSED. Upon reconsideration of the evidence, the undersigned are of the opinion that the Deputy Commissioner erred in his findings and conclusion that plaintiff does not suffer from a compensable occupational disease. The appealing party has shown good grounds to reconsider the evidence. The undersigned have reviewed the Award based upon the record of the proceedings before the Deputy Commissioner. Parkdale is fully committed to applying the resources necessary to continue US Cotton's market penetration and leadership.Īs we share complementary technology visions, we firmly believe Parkdale will fully empower US Cotton with the broad-based financial and technical resources to grow its market share in the US and Canada and other markets worldwide.OPINION AND AWARD FOR THE FULL COMMISSION BY J. Warlick also said "US Cotton provides us with a highly strategic and complementary technology as their manufacturing processes are noted to be some of the most efficient in the world using equipment and technology developed from years of research and development with the highest quality vendors in the industry. The acquisition further expands Parkdale's own entry into the private label cotton products business while enhancing Parkdale's supply chain strategy by fully utilizing all by products of the yarn manufacturing process.Īnderson Warlick, President and Chief Executive Officer of Parkdale Mills, said, "Parkdale's acquisition of US Cotton is all about continued market penetration, complementary supply chain management and growth in the US retail market for personal care products made from cotton." Parkdale Mills Inc the world leader in the manufacturing of spun yarn announced the acquisition of privately held US Cotton LLC the dominant supplier to almost every major US and Canadian retail chain of private label, cotton based consumer products such as swabs, cotton balls, rounds and square pads.
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