Litteral v. Commonwealth ex rel. Unemployment Compensation Commission

Clay, Commissioner

Affirming.

This is a suit by the Commonwealth to recover unemployment compensation contributions and penalties alleged to be due by appellant for the years 1940-1944. The facts are stipulated, and the question presented is whether or not the legal relationship of employer and employee existed between appellant and those persons in business with him. The lower Court decided this question in the affirmative.

Appellant operates a beauty parlor in his own name at Ashland. He personally engages in the type of work usually performed in such places of business. He owns or furnishes…