Industrial Insurance in the United States
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Scott, 1906, declared adversely. A case was carried up to the Supreme Court and by a small majority the law was declared unconstitutional on a mere technicality. Subsequently congress enacted an amended form of the law and the President signed it. See Appendices B and C.
146 INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE advance to get the recognition of employers' liability on the statute books, but the law did not go far enough. In spite of all precautions exercised by employers there are unavoidable accidents and eve...n deaths involved in nearly every line of business connected with the mechanic arts. This inevitable sacrifice of life may be reduced to a minimum, but it cannot be completely eliminated. It is a great social injustice to compel the employee, or rather the family of the killed or disabled victim, to bear the entire burden of an inevitable sacrifice. In other words, society shirks its duty by laying the whole cost on the victim, whereas the injury comes from what may be called the legiti- mate risks of the trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scott, 1906, declared adversely. A case was carried up to the Supreme Court and by a small majority the law was declared unconstitutional on a mere technicality. Subsequently congress enacted an amended form of the law and the President signed it. See Appendices B and C.
146 INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE advance to get the recognition of employers' liability on the statute books, but the law did not go far enough. In spite of all precautions exercised by employers there are unavoidable accidents and eve...n deaths involved in nearly every line of business connected with the mechanic arts. This inevitable sacrifice of life may be reduced to a minimum, but it cannot be completely eliminated. It is a great social injustice to compel the employee, or rather the family of the killed or disabled victim, to bear the entire burden of an inevitable sacrifice. In other words, society shirks its duty by laying the whole cost on the victim, whereas the injury comes from what may be called the legiti- mate risks of the trade.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Richmond Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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