The phrase "accessible contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a contract that is easy to understand or available to those who need it.
Example: "The organization has created an accessible contract to ensure that all stakeholders can comprehend the terms and conditions."
Alternatives: "user-friendly contract" or "clear contract".
From a modern take on labor unions in the shape of the Freelancers Union to legal tech startups trying to provide freelancers with simple and accessible contracts that protect their rights, freelancer protections are slowly catching up to the incredible growth that the gig economy has seen over the past few years.
Tax benefits, legal adoption, welfare transfers, and more refined and accessible legal contracts should all be used to meet these needs -- but not the institution of marriage itself.
"We'll be offering an annual contract, accessible to any business with the aim of releasing a production app," Schmidt tells us and notes that pricing "will depend on scope, but you can imagine a couple of thousand of dollars a month for a majority of apps".
Contracts with small businesses were only 21.5% last year which was short of their 23% goal". There is a lot of work left to do in making government contract accessible to "the little guy", not to mention "the little gal" and other diverse businesses.
The taxi commission is also finally enforcing a three-year-old rule requiring that all black car and livery cab companies, more than 700 in all, either buy their own wheelchair-accessible van or contract with another company to provide it on demand.
This takes contracting to a new and exciting level by making the contract document accessible to everyone.
But it will require a set of innovations best described as open contracting: using accessible open data and better engagement so that citizens, government and business can follow the money in government contracts from planning to tendering to performance and closure.
This can make contracting information accessible and actionable to help business, citizens and journalists analyse, monitor and scrutinize the process to shape better outcomes.
For example, transparency is a word reformers use often when we call for public reporting of achievement data or teacher performance information, sunshine on union contracts, and accessible district and state budgets.
The International Treaty has a Multilateral System, which includes a global genepool of over 2.3 million crop seeds and samples of vital plant genetic material for food and security that are accessible to all 144 Contracting Parties.
