Company v. Indiana Department of Workforce Development
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Bradford, Judge.
Case Summary
Appellant Company appeals from-the determination that Claimant was an Employee- during the time she worked as a driver for Company, for purposes - of Indianá’s unemployment compensation system, as enacted in Indiana Code article 22-4 (“the Act”). Company’s business is the provision of driveaway services, focusing on the delivery of recreational vehicles (“RVs”) to dealerships on behalf of mánu-facturers. To that end, Company uses drivers it classifies as independent contractors, one of whom was Claimant during parts of 2014 and 2015. After no longer working for…
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