Pajalich v. Ford Motor Co.

From 1916 to October 29, 1919, plaintiff was employed by Henry Ford & Son, a Michigan corporation, tractor manufacturer, as a mechanic in the experimental department. From 1915 to 1917 the company was wholly engaged in development work. Its first tractors made for use were produced in 1917, on a large order from the British "government.

Plaintiff claims he was hired at $6.50 per day for six months and was promised $15 per day thereafter if his ability warranted. He was paid $4.25 per day for six months, had some increases, and received $200 per month in 1919. He said he continued to work and…