Webb v. Pullman Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtStephens, P. J.
F. W. Webb, on May 7, 1937, sued the Pullman Company alleging that he was employed by the defendant as a plumber’s helper under a written agreement which was handed him when he began work, a copy being attached to the petition; that he was to be paid seventy-four cents an hour and was to work forty hours each week; that in May, 1934, he attended an organization meeting of the Brotherhood of Bailway Car Men, but did not take any active part and did not join the brotherhood; that on the following day he was informed by the manager of the shops *773that he would be laid off temporarily because there…
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- Louisiana Oil Corp. v. BryanMississippi Supreme Court · 1933
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