Sentence examples for Direct employers from inspiring English sources

Another scenario is that companies will choose to farm out to contractors the X percentage of a job task they can't automate, said Boudreau, who noted that employment no longer is "binary," consisting only of direct employers and employees.

The government contends the criticism is disingenuous because the same document refers to labour market testing by the direct employers after the overarching IFA has been approved.

The document says there will be no requirement for labour market testing to enter into the umbrella arrangement but direct employers can then seek a labour agreement with the immigration department to sponsor temporary skilled workers.

We have thought less about what it means to be an American mercenary, a mercenary for America, or where our former mercenaries (and their direct employers) might find work when we are done with them.

In the global south, workers in industrial sectors also saw multinational corporations retreat from their roles as direct employers and managers, not only through the expansion of subcontracting but through joint ventures and portfolio investment.

As David Weil's groundbreaking analysis shows, large corporations have shed their role as direct employers of the people responsible for their products, in favor of outsourcing work to small companies that compete fiercely with one another.

Support from the state health minister – effectively their direct employer – would be on the other hand "really reassuring", Branjerdporn said.

Although Britannia is their direct employer, the cleaners believe Topshop has the power to dictate how much they are paid.

It has a subsidiary that has issued shares publicly, and that company is Mrs. Liu's direct employer, China Aerospace International.

Membership in employee associations may be automatic upon employment, which implies some degree of employer sponsorship, or voluntary, which indicates less direct employer support.

Readers following recent proposals to stimulate employment may be surprised to learn that one of the largest and longest-running federal programs providing direct employer subsidies to hire disadvantaged workers is run by the Department of Education.