Legal Opinion
De Vita v. Rand McNally & Co.
Justice Court of Town of Ossining
Decided January 26, 1965PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtHarold J. Dittelman, J.
Plaintiff brings this action to recover accrued vacation credit alleged to he due. Plaintiff was attracted to defendant’s employ by an advertisement in a local newspaper. After an interview, at which time he was advised of compensation and the company fringe benefits including two weeks’ vacation pay, plaintiff was hired by defendant in February, 1962 and continued to work until he voluntarily left without giving notice in April, 1964. Defendant computes vacation credits on the basis of one day vacation for *907each 25 days of work from May 1 to April 30 after the first year, and one and one-half…
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