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MEDICAL COURIERS WERE EMPLOYEES.

The Third Department determined couriers were employees of Dynamex entitled to unemployment insurance benefits:

… [T]he record contains evidence that claimants were required to wear uniforms identifying themselves as being contracted through Dynamex. Claimants were also issued Dynamex identification cards. Further, claimants were bound by a one-year noncompetition restriction following their termination with Dynamex. Claimants would advise Dynamex when they were available to work and Dynamex would then assign pickups and deliveries to them within their general geographic location. Claimants were required to complete their assignments the same day and provide Dynamex with proof of delivery. Dynamex handled customer complaints and would bill its customers and pay claimants weekly, based upon commissions for the services performed, even if the customer did not pay Dynamex. Matter of Voisin (Dynamex Operations E., Inc.–Commissioner of Labor), 2015 NY Slip Op 08881, 3rd Dept 12-3-15

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE (MEDICAL COURIERS)

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