Legal Opinion
State ex rel. State Labor Commissioner v. Goodwill Industries
New Mexico Supreme Court
Decided December 28, 1970No. 9083PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SISK, Justice.
Defendant, Goodwill Industries, appeals from a judgment ordering the payment of $204.55 to Delfino Ulibarri, represented by the plaintiff, State Labor Commissioner, which sum represents the difference paid to Ulibarri by Goodwill Industries as an employee and the minimum wage required by law. We will refer to the interested parties as Goodwill, Ulibarri, and Commissioner. Goodwill alleges error by the trial court in holding that an employer-employee relationship, controlled by applicable minimum wage standards, existed between it and Ulibarri, and denies that it was…
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