Group W Cable, Inc. v. Gargis
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERTSON, Judge.
This case involves a retired employee seeking payment for claimed vacation benefits.
Eula Dean Gargis (appellee) was employed with Teleprompter Corporation in Florence, Alabama, as a benefits administrator from 1973-1981.
Sometime in 1981 Teleprompter was purchased by Westinghouse Electric Corporation and became a subsidiary company known as Group W Cable, Inc. Appellee continued to work in her same capacity until she retired in 1986.
In 1983, Group W Cable, Inc. distributed the new employee handbook explaining the new company benefits including vacation time, how and when it is…
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