Reisinger-Siehler Co. v. Perry

William H. Perry, the appellee, was on June 22nd, 1932, employed by the appellant Reisinger-Siehler Company. He had been in continuous employment there for fifty-two years. He was employed to look after the building generally, or, as expressed by him, he was “responsible for the building.” His regular hours of employment were from 6 o’clock in the morning until 6 o’clock in the evening. In addition thereto, he was subject to call at any time, and was “liable to put in eighteen or twenty hours” a day. The additional hours of work were at times when he would be called from his home to his…