Mr. Custer's Case Summary

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Mr. Custer’s description of the claimant’s job duties was precisely as to what Mr. Brison described during his interview. Mr. Custer additionally reported that the claimant would work from Monday through Friday, where he would work from 6:30 AM to 3:30 PM, during an eight-hour work day shift. During the eight-hour workday, Mr. Custer said the claimant would receive two fifteen-minute breaks, which included a 30-minute lunch break which she was paid for. He did not have the exact amount of money which the claimant earned per hour and referred this information to be provided by the company’s human resources department. He believed that the claimant also received health insurance through the company but does not know whether he requested to be

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