Ginter v. Heco Envelope Co.

Edward Ginter was employed by the Heco Envelope Company, a corporation, for the period of one year from March 1, 1919, as sales manager, and for the performance of certain other duties, at a salary of $4000. The terms and conditions of the employment were set forth in a letter addressed to Ginter by Frank Hogan, the president of the company. Ginter performed all the duties of his employment until January 5, 1920, when at the annual meeting of the board of directors he was elected vice-president of the company for the- ensuing year at a salary of $5000. While Ginter was not present at that…