Claimant worked as a salesman on a commission basis for the employer since 1932. He was considered an employee until September 30, 1950, the employer making social security and income tax deductions on his account. On that date it was arranged that desk space in the employer's office would no longer be supplied him. His belongings were removed from the office. His commissions were increased from 10% to 15% and computed on a different basis. Deductions for social security...
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