In addition, in the years in question, it had a cleaning woman come in one day a week to work for about two hours, mopping the floor, sweeping and dusting, washing the windows and polishing brass work. She was paid a flat rate of $1, later $3, for this work. The only question is whether the cleaning woman was an employee, thus making the bank the employer of four persons, or whether she was an independent contractor. The board rejected the independent contractor theory and...
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