Sentence examples for contingent labour from inspiring English sources

We had a lot of contingent labour or we outsourced it and we looked at that as a cost item but we had a tremendous amount of turnover.

It added that spend on consultancy and contingent labour are down 73% and savings through GPS efforts, working with departments, recorded £1.7bn in 2010-11, with 2011-12 figures being audited for publication soon.

Looking further back, "post-industrial, networked capitalism has provided the ideal petri dish for the growth of internships… one of many forms of nonstandard or contingent labour that have mushroomed since the 1970s".

Clarke, who raised concerns last year after David Cameron played the English card after the Scottish independence referendum, endorsed the prime minister's warnings about the impact of a strong SNP contingent on Labour.

"Nearly 70percentt of the professorate is contingent, adjunct labour without the protection of academic freedom to do teaching and research on whatever the professor deems worthy and necessary.

That should trim the Labour contingent by about ten.

They are almost certain to be heading into a smaller Labour contingent in the Commons.

I asked him about his ship's namesake, about Dyobha and the other members of the Native Labour Contingent.

The net effect has been an enormous increase – largely unmapped and unrecognised – in the use by the public sector of interim, contingent and contractor labour.

Talking to voters on the doorstep, it is clear there is a large contingent of entrenched Labour supporters for whom the candidate is irrelevant.

In 1942, he reluctantly gave up his Commons seat when called upon to bolster the wartime coalition's Labour contingent in the Lords, accepting a hereditary peerage as Viscount Stansgate.