Krawitz v. Ganzke

The defendant was in the business of furnishing and fitting artificial limbs and surgical appliances, and operated two stores in New Haven, one on Congress Avenue and one on State Street. In August, 1928, he employed the plaintiff as manager of the Congress Avenue store at a salary of $50 a week, which was later increased to $55 a week. On July 25th, 1930, the parties entered into a written agreement by the terms of which the defendant employed the plaintiff for a period of one year at a salary of $65 a week, and the plaintiff agreed to perform his work in a good workmanlike manner to the…