Jung v. City of New York

Plaintiffs, who are city-employed welders, each seek to recover from the city the sum of $2,651.47 which they allege is the value of their vacations and the city’s contributions to their pension funds for the period 1938 to 1946 inclusive. Plaintiffs allege that according to certain provisions *201of law they are entitled to vacations with pay and contributions by the city toward their pension benefits but that the city has failed to accord them, these rights. In the affidavit submitted in support of their motion for summary judgment, plaintiffs admit that the city has fulfilled from year to year…