Court held intermittent self-employed work meeting annual minimum duration and income thresholds counts as continuous for YEL insurance.

The Insurance Court upheld the Pensions Board's decision regarding the applicant's eligibility for YEL insurance benefits. The applicant argued that their intermittent self-employed activities, totaling over four months and exceeding the annual income minimum, should be treated as continuous under the relevant statute. The court agreed, ruling that such work satisfies the continuity requirement for a single period of at least four months.