- 7 -
3. Gale Searing
Searing did not have a high school education. He was a
sheet metal apprentice for 3� years in the early 1950's, after
which he received a journeyman's card. He did not have a
professional license. He was petitioner's field superintendent
during the year in issue.
In the year in issue, Searing was responsible for
petitioner's metal work installation. He supervised installers’
supervisors and coordinated installation of petitioner's product.
He was responsible for petitioner's laborers.
Searing, Chasin, and Hanson knew each other's duties but did
not know how to perform them. Searing worked 8 hours per day, 50
weeks per year for petitioner and took about 10 days of vacation
during the year in issue. He also worked for North County
Builders and Summit Supply Co. Searing received cash
distributions, but not wages, from Summit Supply Co.
4. Petitioner's Board of Directors and Officers
Chasin, Hanson, and Searing were the only members of
petitioner's board of directors from 1964 to the year in issue.
They have each owned one-third of petitioner's stock since 1964.
During the year in issue, Hanson was president, Chasin was vice
president and chief financial officer, and Searing was secretary.
Chasin, Hanson, and Searing consulted with each other before
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
Last modified: May 25, 2011