Alumiwall Corp. v. Indiana Employment Security Board

Appellant, an Indiana corporation, was engaged in the roofing and siding business, which included the furnishing of siding materials to be affixed to the exterior of various buildings. Appellant’s salesmen called upon various prospective customers, and upon the signing of a contract for siding between the appellant and the customer, the appellant then delivered the siding to the job site and contacted a person who was called an “applicator,” whose only function was to apply the siding to the exterior of the building.

The applicators received their assignments of work by calling on the phone or…