For workers who opt in, the benefit is that they'll receive relevant contingent job opportunities when they arise.
Today, the growing contingent workforce provides opportunities for talent-hungry corporations.
While the Italian had called up a number of youngsters for the games against Bulgaria and Wales, only Chris Smalling of the new contingent was given opportunities to make his mark, with Tom Cleverley and Phil Jones not involved.
This overlay of new institutional structures onto existing places is highly variable in different places, and produces contingent sets of opportunities and sometimes highly unequal distributions of the costs and benefits of periurbanization that have long-term consequences for the future urbanity that develops.
In truth, criminal activity seems like most other human choices — a question of contingent occasions and opportunity.
A Danish monocultural philosophy, in which "assimilation is viewed normatively and causally as a precondition of equal inclusion and opportunity" and a Swedish philosophy that seeks an "equilibrium between pluralism and universalism" and renders "equal inclusion and opportunity contingent on the ability of each, especially the majority, to recognize the others".
Tomorrow's opportunities are contingent on our ability to achieve digital literacy today.
They did not talk about steelwork as a career, but as something more contingent and fleeting: an opportunity.
In Trump's base they saw an opportunity, a contingent of voters supposedly under-serviced in entertainment, and tried to capitalize.
