Rogers v. Trim House

DONALDSON, Justice.

This is an appeal from an Order of the Idaho Industrial Commission denying unemployment compensation benefits to the claimant-appellant.

Claimant, William Rogers, began working for The Trim House in September of 1974 as an automobile upholsterer. This employment was covered employment under the Employment Security Law. As part of his employment, the claimant would prepare oral bids, which were offers to customers to do upholstery work for a specified amount of money. In December of 1974 he started a three year apprenticeship program through the Bureau of Apprenticeship and…