Union Motor Co. v. Taylor

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice -Sampson

Affirming.

Appellee Taylor is a bookkeeper, and in 1920 and 1921 was employed by appellant motor company, at its garage in Paducah, first at $25.00 per week, and later at $30.00 per week. On one or more occasions he was discharged and re-employed. After ¡being* let out by the president of the corporation he was asked to come back at $30.00 per week, an increase of salary. "W. P. Allen was vice president and general manager of the corporation. ITe had full charge of the garage and employed and discharged all empk^es. He had engaged appellee Taylor…