Fritts v. Williams

CROW, Judge.

This case arises under the Missouri Employment Security Law, chapter 288, RSMo 1994, as amended.

Appellants operate “The Plumbing Company,” a plumbing repair and service business. Richard D. Williams (“Claimant”) is a plumber.

In 1997, Appellants paid Claimant for responding to service calls received by Appellants.

The Labor and Industrial Relations Commission (“Commission”), in a two-to-one decision, held Claimant was Appellants’ employee, hence Claimant was entitled to wage credits in the amount Appellants paid him.

Appellants bring this appeal, maintaining Commission erred in that…