Sentence examples for contracted labor from inspiring English sources

CV Lengtat started using contracted labor in 2000, Ms. Luluk said.

Compared with Scriabin or the young Prokofiev, Stravinsky was musically Russian in a very old-fashioned way, but the conditions of his contracted labor demanded it.

Once the project is over, the contracted labor returns to the small firms, forcing them to find new projects and pay them for the non-work period, which can be expensive.

The responsibility will now instead fall to the contracted labor supplier.

It sought to eliminate the immigration of undesirables coming as contracted labor, prostitutes, and all people considered to be convicts in their country of origin.

(The company's contracted labor pool supposedly includes active magazine editors, retired professors, and, shockingly, doctoral candidates who have already earned M.A. degrees).

His assistant later met with me and told me I would be losing my health benefits and would go from a staff member to contract labor.

In the seventies, corporations lowered costs by hiring contract labor and leasing medallioned cabs to drivers.

Saviano explains: "The expression 'to do a piece' came from contract labor or piecework.

"Hopefully, something will come open pretty soon," he said, noting that he was looking into contract labor in Iraq or Afghanistan.

The company anticipates that once other airlines start to renegotiate their contracts, labor costs will rise through the industry, narrowing American's cost disadvantage.