Jannak v. Department of Labor & Industries

The Spokane Ski Club is a domestic non-profit corporation. John Jannak, who was not a member of the club and had no connection with it other than as its paid employee, was employed by the club in general construction work for an agreed wage of three dollars a day. While actually engaged in the performance of his duties in connection with the work of construction of a building for the club, Jannak was injured.

The building upon which this workman was employed was two stories high, seventy-two feet long and twenty feet wide. It was divided into several rooms comprising one dormitory for men, and…