One New Jersey corrections officer won a bid for enhanced benefits, and another lost, in a pair of Appellate Division rulings that required the court to decide whether their parking lot falls occurred on work time or personal time.
On Wednesday, the same panel ruled that a corrections officer who slipped on the way out to her car on what amounted to a restroom break is entitled to enhanced benefits, while the other, who fell before he checked into work, was not eligible.
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