Phœnix Hosiery Co. v. Industrial Commission

Angeline Buzek was injured on September 29, 1931, while in the employ of the Phcenix Hosiery Company at an average wage of $16 per week. She continued in her employment up to and including October 2d, and from that day until October 8th, inclusive, she was totally disabled. She returned to her regular employment on October 9th. She was paid compensation for two days. The Industrial Commission, however, ordered the payment of $1.87 for an additional day of disability.

The sole question involved is whether the term “fourth day” as used in sec. 102.43, Stats. 1931, means the fourth working day or…