Kanawha Valley Power Co. v. Justice
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Per curiam
In this case, an employee challenges the method used by his employer to deduct certain sums from payments made under a sick leave allowance plan. The Kanawha County Circuit Court held that the deductions were proper and that the employer was entitled to restitution for over-payments made by the plan. We affirm.
I
Charles L. Justice, the defendant below, has been employed by Kanawha Valley Power Company for seven years at its Mar-met facility. Kanawha Valley provides a combined sick leave and layoff allowance plan for all of its employees. The stated purpose of the sick leave plan is to allow…
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