Mary M. MARES, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. John O. MARSH, Secretary of the Army, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that the extent of control exercised by an employer is the most important factor in determining if an employment relationship exists
• explaining that just because certain grocery baggers who worked on military base had to comply with certain Army regulations concerning dress and conduct, that was “not enough to make them employees of the Army”
• explaining that just because certain grocery baggers who worked on military base had to comply with certain Army regulations concerning dress and conduct, that was “not enough to make them employees of the Army”
• “The mere fact that [grocery] baggers must comply with certain Army regulations [affecting dress and conduct] is not enough to make them employees of the Army”

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