Sentence examples for contracting out work from inspiring English sources

Contracting out work is a result of the government's "standards" that make it impossible for the government to compete for talent.

Contracting out work has been the main point of contention in other Boeing contract talks.

David Foster, the Northwest director of the steelworkers' union, said a new five-year contract placed limits on contracting out work.

The designer, who was responsible for contracting out work to build exhibitions, found that the museum's accounting office routinely waited two or three months to pay its bills.

Worried about the company's plans to cut expenses, the unions are demanding job security provisions, among them a no-layoff clause and restrictions on contracting out work and transferring operations from one state to another.

But making and selling the wares has become legitimate business, with owners contracting out work to China, forming corporations and making enough money to buy cars and homes and to pay for college.

Verizon officials say that to remain competitive, they need to retain the right to contract out work and move operations.

It was also in April that Teamsters Local 692 went on strike at the Douglas plant, over the issue of whether or not Douglas could contract out work previously done by union members.

As a result, Boeing emerged largely triumphant in a bitter contract fight in which the main issue was the union's effort to curb Boeing's ability to contract out work to nonunion or overseas companies.

In the new contract, Boeing obtained not only the provisions it wanted to allow it more freedom to contract out work, but also provisions that increase the workers' contribution to their health coverage.

It weakens seniority rights, reduces the number of holidays and sick days and gives management the freedom to contract out work and cut the work force by 110 people, or two-fifths.