'contract job' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of employment where the person is hired for a fixed period of time, to complete a specific task. For example: "She was hired for a 6-month contract job to help with the company's data entry."
I put my journalism ambitions to one side and took a full-time contract job copywriting for a tech startup.
Marc Masurovsky, a historian and an expert on plundered art in Washington, noted the possibility that the theft was "a contract job," adding: "These works were picked out.
"The government need to answer some questions pretty quickly about who exactly is at risk of losing their benefits for refusing to take a zero-hours contract job.
In the absence of more definitive news, Dutch newspapers and some art dealers have speculated that the plunder might have been a contract job orchestrated by underworld figures, with the thieves picking their targets well ahead of time.
Williams, who is 27 and had moved to Washington for a temporary contract job as an administrative assistant at the Federal Aviation Administration, was so determined to vote that she bought a $289.60 plane ticket that she really couldn't afford.
A brother had already been killed in a mortar attack six years earlier, so he said he quit his contract job with the Australian Embassy, giving up a $1,500 monthly salary, and came here.
Most of the jobs she could get in the film industry are contract jobs, without benefits, Ms. Luse said.
After graduation, Robinson worked a series of temp and contract jobs for several months.
Navistar said last month that it would cut 1,100 salaried and contract jobs.
infrastructure development activities like repairing roads, bridges, ports will create lots of engineering jobs and contract jobs.
It said it would make "sharp declines" in overtime and eliminate scores of temporary and contract jobs.
