Sentence examples for contracting arrangement from inspiring English sources
In a reverse contracting arrangement, it would be Airbnb reaching out to HUD for room inventory, rather than HUD reaching out to Airbnb for available rooms.
The supplier, aware of this asymmetry, and acting as a Stackelberg leader, designs a contracting arrangement that best meet his interest.
The allegations involved under-payment and denial of employee entitlements through an illegal practice known as sham contracting (treating an employment relationship as an independent contracting arrangement to avoid employer obligations).
In a media release in June, RSDU said Uber drivers' inability to negotiate fares or communicate with customers outside the Uber app meant they were subject to a "classic sham contracting arrangement".
The case on which the court ruled Monday was brought by delivery drivers at a company called Dynamex, who had been considered employees before 2004, when the company changed the relationship to a contracting arrangement.
In the words of Garvey and Milbourn, this is consistent with the view that "important aspects of executive compensation are not chosen as part of an ex ante efficient contracting arrangement, but rather as a way to transfer wealth from shareholders to executives ex post" (p 224).
The results showed that the odds ratio of the poor relative to the non-poor seeking care at health facilities under one of the contracting arrangements was significantly higher compared to those exposed to non-contracted health facilities (39).
Furthermore, contracting arrangements will include incentives and penalties against levels of support service delivery.
Unfortunately, ethical issues associated with different evaluation structures and contracting arrangements have received little attention in the evaluation research literature.
Finally, we investigate how alternative contracting arrangements alter the expected value of obtaining information that eliminates asymmetric information.
The health minister Stephen Hammond insists the government does not get involved in contracting arrangements between commissioners and non-NHS providers.
