Sentence examples similar to conditions of subcontract from inspiring English sources

He became Program Manager for the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory, Subcontract Manager for the Apollo Spacecraft's Lunar Module, and Grumman's Director of Subcontract Management for over a decade.

And that has led to really vile working conditions, but also a systematic approach of subcontracting the labour intensive stages of processing which means de-shelling where workers hold these acidic raw nuts in their hands and then have to break them open to extract the cashew nut that we eat.

"There seems to be an unfortunate model of subcontracting used to cut costs and really depress the working conditions," Ms. Su said.

Then there is lots of subcontracting.

One is a heightened awareness of the risks of subcontracting.

However, with their multiple levels of subcontracting, particularly throughout impoverished regions where labour laws are non-existent or not enforced, global labour and product supply chains also provide fertile ground for inhumane practices and working conditions.

The Jamaicans' situation is part of a broader phenomenon of subcontracting.

In its first announcement of subcontracts, Bechtel gave Mr. Allum's company a subcontract to provide civil engineering support in Iraq.

But much of the factory's business came through opaque networks of subcontracts with suppliers or local buying houses.

Some forms of subcontracting benefit nonprofit firms directly, such as a hunger-relief organization carrying out a government-funded contract.

"It's just a chain of subcontracts," she said of the current response system.