· 12/6/1974
Maywood Ed. Assn. Inc. v. Maywood Bd. of Ed.
Citations
- 330 A.2d 636
- 131 N.J. Super. 551
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- Where Legislature did not mandate supplemental compensation benefits for non-state public employees, whether such benefits were to be provided was a matter for the employer's discretion.
- “[Compensation paid to public employees, whatever the label, is not a gift so long as it is included within the conditions of employment either by statutory discretion or contract negotiation”
- absence of express authority in Title 18A did not prohibit local board from contracting to pay employees for unused sick leave and grant of authority under N.J.S.A. 18A:27-4 to make local rules and set salaries was broad enough to encompass such payments
- absence of express authority in Title 18A did not prohibit local board from contracting to pay employees for unused sick leave and grant of authority under N.J.S.A. 18A:27-4 to make local rules and set salaries was broad enough to encompass such payments
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Judges: Gelman
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