SPECIAL BOARD OF ADJUST~,:r;:.:T NO. 605
PARTIES ) Delaware and Hudson Railway Company
DISPUTE ) Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
AT ISSUE: (1) Did the carrier violate the provi
sions of Article TV of the agreement
when, for the period cxtenKag from
November 1, 1968 throU(.;h Nove:aber 1969,
it faileO and refused to compensate fur
loughed Cross=_'1g Watc,_.Tiian John !.nc;1"ejko
at the normal 1"ate of compensation attached
to tile position te! whiCA he was regularly
. assigned on October 1, 1964?
(2) Shall the Carrier now be required to pro-
perly compensate John Andrejko in accord
ance with the provisions of Article Ill,
Section 1 for each wor3r day for which he
did not receive any compensation from
this Carrier within the pariod extending
from November 1, 1968 through November 30,
1969?
OPI 0I0T
Or BOARD: In Award No. 169 it was held that this Claimant
had not lost his protected status by virtue of events
on March 16, 1967, and his claim was sustained. Carrier
apparently paid the employee up through October, 1963, 2_·d the
instant claim concerns compensation due thereafter. In effect,
Carrier now urges that this claim should be denied because, on
evidence not previously submitted, the earlier claim should have
been denied.
A*IIf-LTD NO.
·IV/
Case No. Irl-13-L
There is no cont_::;ctual basis for reconsidering
the findin.c that Cla.i_mant did not. lose his protected status in
march, 1967. SW. to that tim·~, nothing occurred to cause
a forfeitu::a of protection, for he has accepted all offers of
temporary ass igiraen-s. That a fresh look at the earlier care
noca mint
lead to a different result does not justify reconsider
ation. Litigation othes;aise would he endless.
Since Claimant continued to be a protected
employee in 19C,'l and throug'; Octof~^r., 1965, and did not'ii::a
thereafter to cause him to lose th;I-t status, the claim necessarily must lx: sustained.
A 11 P. '? D
The an^.ac_: to the Ques`.ions is Yes.
P4ilton rric~dman
Neutral Tle:,~l~er
May
44
, 1971
Washington, D. C.
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