Rogers v. Town of Plainville
Massachusetts District Court, Appellate Division
1Opinion of the CourtWheatley, J.
This appeal stems from the refusal of a town to honor a claim by a town employee for vacation pay in fiscal 1996. After trial, upon a complaint for nonpayment of wages, the District Court judge found in favor of the plaintiff-employee and denied a subsequent motion by the Town to amend that judgment, which denial the Town has appealed. We dismiss the appeal.
Plaintiff, Roland C. Rogers (Rogers), was employed by Town of Plainville (the Town) as a full-time police dispatcher from March 1, 1987, until the summer of 1995, on a schedule of “four days on, two days off.” In the week beginning Sunday,…
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