192 Pages
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Routledge
192 Pages
by
Routledge
192 Pages
by
Routledge
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This is Volume III of eighteen in a series on the Sociology of Work and Organisation. First published in 1964, this is a study of policy; of why and how the United Kingdom has developed financial provisions for workers injured in the course of their employment.
Part one PART ONE Industrial Accidents and Diseases; Chapter 1 I AN EXAMINATION OF BRITISH FACTORY ACCIDENTS; Chapter 2 2 INDUSTRIAL DISEASES; Chapter 3 3 ACCIDENT PREVENTION; Part two PART TWO Statutory System of Cash Benefit for Industrial Injury and Disease; Chapter 4 4 THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACTS, 1897 ONWARDS; Chapter 5 5 WEAKNESSES OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION; Chapter 6 6 PROPOSALS TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM; Chapter 7 7 THE NATIONAL INSURANCE (INDUSTRIAL INJURIES) ACT, 1946; Chapter 8 8 AN ASSESSMENT OF THE 1946 SCHEME'S OPERATION; Part three PART THREE Alternative Remedies; Chapter 9 9 THE COMMON LAW; Chapter 10 10 STATUTORY DUTIES; Chapter 11 11 REJECTED THEORIES; Chapter 12 12 THE GENERAL POSITION SINCE 1948—A SOCIAL ASSESSMENT; Chapter 13 THE ISSUES; SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX;
Biography
A.F. Young
