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This case concerns whether applicant, injured while helping move a stove at the sole shareholders' residence, was an employee of the auto dealership or the individuals. The Appeals Board affirmed the WCJ's finding that the applicant was an employee of the auto dealership at the time of injury. This determination was based on credible testimony that the applicant was directed by his supervisor (and son of the shareholders) to perform the task and would be "on the clock" for the dealership, establishing an employer-employee relationship for the purpose of workers' compensation.
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This case concerns whether applicant, injured while helping move a stove at the sole shareholders' residence, was an employee of the auto dealership or the individuals. The Appeals Board affirmed the WCJ's finding that the applicant was an employee of the auto dealership at the time of injury. This determination was based on credible testimony that the applicant was directed by his supervisor (and son of the shareholders) to perform the task and would be "on the clock" for the dealership, establishing an employer-employee relationship for the purpose of workers' compensation.
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