Zachos v. Huiet

Reid, Chief Justice.

Unless Brown, Wood, Pyles, and Gabbert were employees within the meaning of the Georgia' unemployment compensation law, Zachos did not owe the contribution sued for; for, without the four named, he did not for the year 1940 have the required number of employees to bring him under the provisions of the act. -The preceding statement discloses all the evidence bearing on the question as to whether- they were employees. In our judgment they were not. In selling paint, these men worked for themselves. They were paid the difference between what the paint cost them and what they…