After all, if workers won a union through the Wagner Act, employers would most likely be on the hook for not only higher wages, but also better retirement and health benefits and perhaps even supplemental unemployment compensationâthe closest thing the U.S. has ever had to a guaranteed basic income.
The committee counted 49 deaths related to football in 1931--31 direct and 18 indirect. The only year on record between 1931 and 2013 with more direct fatalities was 1968 (36), but that year's indirect fatalities were lower (12) than 1931. Indirect fatalities were only equal or higher in 1933, 1935, 1936, 1961, 1965 and 2009.
All heat illnesses in high school athletes are preventable. Since 1995, according to an annual survey of catastrophic football injuries, 31 high school football players have died from heat stroke.ootball time-loss heat illness rates were similar in practice (4.4) and competition (4.7) (Table 1); 76.7% occurred during preseason (Table 2 â  categorized as overweight (37.1%) or obese (27.6%). The majority of football players (63.1%) returned to play 1--2 days after illness onset.