Montaner v. Industrial Commission

Workman Fructuoso Serrano appeared before the Industrial Commission of Puerto Rico alleging that on September 24, 1936, while working on the dock of his employer The New York & P.R. SS. Co., he suffered an injury on the little finger of his left hand, and complained that during the time that he was disabled for work, the manager of the State Fund paid his compensation on the basis of a six-day instead of a seven-day week.

*17On March 5, 1937 the Commission entered an order holding that workman Fructuoso Serrano was entitled to a weekly compensation of “one-half the wages he received on the day of…