The sole issue is whether an employer-employee relationship existed between Tenenbaum and the claimant. The claimant testified that he was instructed by Tenenbaum that he was to pick up meat and groceries at his market twice a day; that he was paid at the rate of 35 cents per delivery, averaging about $40 a week and that he did not work for anyone else during this prescribed period. The respondent Tenenbaum denied that claimant was his employee...
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