between the transfer station and the landfill area.  Pursuant to oral agreements, terminable at will by either party, brokers are compensated on a per load basis.  BFI issues the brokers bi-monthly checks and the brokers pay the drivers.  Neither BFI nor the brokers withhold taxes from the drivers' pay.  BFI additionally provides coverage under its group medical plan for one driver per tractor.  The decision as to which driver receives the coverage is made by the broker.


7
The drivers wear coveralls similar to those worn by some of BFI's other employees, with the company's name--"BFI"--on the front.  BFI provides these coveralls and has them cleaned by a cleaning service that is also used by BFI for its other employees.  None of thesix days a week.  BFI notes that the hours of operation at the transfer site itself were set by the City, and could only be changed by the City in accordance with the pickup schedule of the City's refuse haulers.  However, BFI continues to have the authority to set up the shifts to be worked within the authorized hours of operation.


10
The brokers schedule the drivers for particular shifts and frequently drive their own tractors without regard to shift.  BFI is concerned only that tractors and drivers are available at the transfer station when there is refuse to be handled.


11
Because the brokers are compensated on a per load basis, load logs are maintained both by BFI and the drivers, on forms provided by BFI.  The