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The author presents a systematic analysis of principles and policies for protecting industrial wage earners, beginning with a classification of types of wage labour and definitions used to delimit factories and occupations for legal purposes. He evaluates the economic and social arguments for state intervention, reviews concrete regulatory measures such as limits on hours, safeguards against accidents, restrictions on child and female labour, wage protections, insurance and compensation, and administrative enforcement. Throughout the text he balances the benefits and limits of legislation and offers pragmatic recommendations for effective labour protection.

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A. Schäffle

Alfred Schäffle was a German economist and social reformer known for his contributions to labor protection theory. His notable work, "The Theory and Policy of Labour Protection," explores the intersection of labor rights and economic policy, advocating for the welfare of workers in the industrial age. Schäffle's ideas were influential during a time of significant social change, as he sought to address the challenges faced by laborers and promote equitable working conditions. His writings reflect a commitment to social justice and the importance of state intervention in labor matters.

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