Romano v. B. B. Greenberg Co.

This is an employee’s appeal from a decree of the Workmen’s Compensation Commission dismissing his petition for compensation benefits without prejudice.

The record shows that Romano has been employed as a full-time clerical employee of the United States Post Office for approximately eight years. In January 1969, he began to “moonlight” and work part time for respondent jewelry manufacturer. He worked about 24 hours weekly at respondent’s plant where he spent most of his time separating buckles which had been molded in a continuous strip. In order to perform this operation, Romano would place a…