Opinions of the Solicitor for the Department of Labor Dealing With Workmen's Compensation Under the

This volume contains the "Opinions of the Solicitor for the Department of Labor Dealing With Workmen's Compensation Under the Act of Congress Granting to Certain Employees of the United States the Right to Receive From It Compensation for Injuries Sustained in the Course of Their Employment." Published in 1915, this historical document provides valuable insight into the early interpretations and applications of workmen's compensation laws in the United States. It offers a glimpse into the legal framework designed to protect government employees injured on the job and serves as a primary source for understanding the evolution of labor law and social welfare policies.

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