During the period in question appellant, a New York City physician, maintaining his office at one location and his home and residence at another, was served by four employees at each place. One was common to each establishment, viz., the chauffeur, whose work performance was partly in connection with appellant's practice of his profession and partly in otherwise serving him and his family. The decision appealed from in effect is that the claimant, the chauffeur, was employed...
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