First published in 1898, Workingman's Insurance is a groundbreaking work on the subject of labor insurance. William F. Willoughby provides a thorough analysis of the inadequacies of existing insurance policies and proposes a comprehensive system of workingman's insurance to improve the lives of laborers and their families. This book was a milestone in the fight for workers' rights and continues to be a must-read for anyone interested in labor policy.

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