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I still think that they a bloody sight less likely to die of any asbestos-related diseases than, say, a skilled tradesman who worked in the construction industry in the 1980s and earlier. I'm also of the opinion that if a teacher dies of an asbestos-related illness their partner will probably get a far greater pay out than my partner would ever see should I be incapacitated or killed by having dealt with copious quantities of the stuff in the past. Isn't that called something like the "white collar premium"?Plenty teachers die of asbestosis,and they did not wander around in clouds of it.
I also believe that Oscar Wilde had it exactly right about teachers - even my missus agrees, and she's an ex-teacher