Lance v. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WALTER, Justice.
Velton P. Lance sued Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The court granted Pepsi-Cola’s motion for an instructed verdict. Lance has appealed.
Levit was the manager of Pepsi. Lance called Levit in 1957 from Denison and asked for a job. Lance was employed as a syrup man at $75.00 per week. He was later raised to $80.00 per week. His duties were to roll drums of Pepsi concentrate from the storeroom to the mixing room. He pumped their contents into a mixing vat and added sugar and water to make Pepsi-Cola syrup. Carbonated water was added and the product…
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