التعويض الأساسي عن إصابات العمل في القانون الليبي والمقارن

Abstract

With the advent of the industrial revolution, and in the face of the continuous increase in risks that suddenly afflict a person, rendering him unable to seek his livelihood, the social insurance system appeared to be an alternative for this worker if he lost the ability to work, in exchange for premiums paid in solidarity between the worker, the employer, and the state. Social insurance, then, is compulsory insurance guaranteed by the state to compensate workers for the dangers they encounter, whether in the ordinary dangers that encounter any ordinary person, or the dangers of work or profession, in exchange for contributions paid by workers and business owners, and the state contributes in addition to bearing the burdens