United States v. Barringer
Citations
- 188 U.S. 577
- 23 S. Ct. 405
- 47 L. Ed. 602
- 1903 U.S. LEXIS 1302
Syllabus
<p>The provisions in the sundry civil appropriation act of June 11, 1896, and in the prior acts of Congress referred to in.the opinion, in regard to leaves of Absence to the employés of the Government Printing Office, and for pro rata extra pay to those not receiving leaves of absence, relate only to permanent employés, or employés regularly employed on the Congressional Record and do not relate to temporary employés.</p> <p>This construction of the statutes referred to is in accord with the interpretation placed thereon by the Public Printer and also by Congress in appropriating for the payment of such extra pay allowed in lieu of such leaves of absence.'</p>
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- both finding only regular employees were entitled to vacation benefits
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