KUSZEWSKI, 1269, Claimants, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent.
Case summary
Claimants sought salary for positions held but for which no appropriation was made by the Legislature. The court awarded specific sums to each claimant based on the Director of the Department of Labor's recommendation.
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Headnotes
- FEES AND SALARIES-when an award will be made for salary provided by OSCAR E. CARLSTROM, Attorney General; FRANK R. EAGLE-
This is a claim filed on behalf of the above entitled claimants for salary provided for by statute, for the positions which they held, but for which no appropriation was made by the Legislature. This court made an award recommending to the Legislature that they appropriate to the same claimants in other claims for a different period of time, the difference in the amount of the salary which was appropriated by the Legislature and the amount which was provided by statute to be paid them. The Legislature appropriated for award and they have received it. They now ask the court to make awards for the period from January 1st, 1927, to July 1, 1927. Upon receipt of these claims that were forwarded to Hon. George B. Arnold, Director of Department of Labor, for report as to correctness of the facts therein set forth and advise as to what disposition to make of them, he reported and advised by letter, copy of which is with said files and in which letter said Director of Department of Labor recommended that awards be made in each of these cases as listed for salaries.
We accordingly award to Tony Blasi the sum of $500.00; to Hector Durante the sum of $500.00; to Martin Cannon the sum of $500.00; to Thomas Bouchier the sum of $400.00; to Louis J. Strelitsky, the sum of $400.00; to Fred L. Huchberger, the sum of $200.00; to William M. Rossell, the sum of $150.00; to Frank E. Arkuszewski, the sum of $50.00.