National Pressure Cooker Co. v. Industrial Commission

The only question in this case concerns the amount of compensation to which respondent Severson is entitled. The company contends that her weekly benefits should have been computed on an average weekly earning of $26.40, whereas they were computed on the basis of an average weekly earning of $28.60. The difference in the two figures exists because of the difference in the rate at which the weekly compensation is figured.

The statute relating to the computation of earnings, so far as material, reads';

102.11(1) (a) “Daily earnings shall mean the daily earnings of the employee at the time of the…