Vermont Institute of Community Involvement, Inc. v. Department of Employment Security

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a college was liable for unemployment fund contributions for its adjunct faculty who taught courses within the college’s business territory, but at locations often not chosen by the college and rarely provided by it
• observing that an employer's place of business includes not only the location of its offices, but also the entire area in which it conducts business
• observing that an employer’s place of business includes not only the location of its offices, but also the entire area in which it conducts business
• “An employer’s place of business includes not only the location of its offices, but also the entire area in which it conducts the business”
• offsite locations where adjunct faculty taught courses for educational institution were places of busi- ness even though they were outside home office because places of business include ‘‘the entire area in which [the institution] conducts [its] business’’

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