And there is the actual cost of getting the candidate and the large staff contingent needed for a debate to the site, including policy experts and press aides whose job is to tell reporters how well the candidate did.
Greater ease in communications as well as new managerial and organizational opportunities allow for highly flexible and fluid organizational forms, which are capable of adapting to contingent needs.
Schwab, Stewart J., "The Diversity of Contingent Workers and the Need for Nuanced Policy" (1995).
More than half (51%) of corporate HR respondents said their need for contingent workers will keep growing over the next three to five years, according to the Deloitte Consulting's Global Human Capital Trends 2015 study.
The final point on the growing need for contingent work deserves a whole article on its own.
This data is supported by other studies as well--Deloitte Consulting's Global Human Capital Trends 2015 study reports that more than half (51%) of corporate HR respondents said their need for contingent workers will grow over the next three to five years.
Students who are available to serve as teaching assistants in years six and seven may receive teaching fellowships, contingent upon the department's need for additional teaching assistants in a given semester after all students in years 2 through 5 are placed.
Thousands of NATO-led peacekeepers continue to monitor Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Clinton pointedly stressed the need for the contingent, including its U.S. members, to remain.
All About People's mission is to contribute to the community by filling a need for specialized, professional, contingent workers.
This type of evaluation will inevitably be contingent and hence we emphasize the need for reflexivity among researchers and adaptation of perspectives as have other authors writing on similar studies [ 66].
Meanwhile, a growing contingent of CEOs spoke out about the need for action on all aspects of corporate responsibility, from LGBT rights to work-life balance to deforestation.
