Salmon v. Bagley Laundry Co.

Upon leave being granted, defendants

appeal from an award of the workmen’s compensation commission in which it was determined that plaintiff is entitled to compensation at the rate of :$18.67 a week from January 16,1951, until the further order of the commission. The essential facts are not in dispute. Plaintiff was employed by defendant company. Her job was to feed clothes into a mangle and fold them when they came out. Plaintiff and her family lived upstairs over the laundry at the time of her injury.

Prior to plaintiff’s injury, a contract was negotiated by the union representing the laundry…