A Table for Computing the Present Value of Compensation due Under the Employers' Liability act of the State of New Jersey (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176271470)

"A Table for Computing the Present Value of Compensation due Under the Employers' Liability act of the State of New Jersey" offers a crucial historical snapshot of early 20th-century efforts to standardize workers' compensation. Prepared under the auspices of the New Jersey Employers' Liability Commission, this document provides detailed tables designed to calculate the present value of compensation claims arising from workplace injuries and fatalities.

This volume is a valuable resource for understanding the actuarial methods and legal frameworks used to address employer liability in the nascent stages of workers' compensation law in the United States. It reflects a pivotal moment in the development of social welfare policies and legal protections for workers, offering insights into the economic considerations that shaped early compensation practices.

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