Aston B. Williams, a solo medical practitioner, employed office managers and clerks to handle his billing, collection and filing. The Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board ruled that the office managers and billing clerks were employees and Williams was assessed additional unemployment contributions based upon remuneration paid to those employees. On appeal, Williams contends that the Board erred in concluding that one of the office managers was an employee. The record provides...
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