Sentence examples for contractor benefits from inspiring English sources

"We think this is a positive first step for independent contractor benefits that still gives couriers the flexibility and freedom to earn – and be covered – on their own schedule," Caviar wrote in a blog post.

And a U.S. contractor benefited from a development program that essentially gives vendors a blank check, allowing them to reap millions of dollars in additional profits with no consequences for mistakes.

A few contractors benefited from the new pool of cheap labor.

The corporation, Mr. Cardwell noted, also serves the objectives of H.U.D. to increase employment, repair the community and make sure that local contractors benefit.

I first made the case that a small group of military contractors benefited financially from a hyped "war on terror" and the suppression of liberties in the US, in 2007, in my book The End of America, and backed it up with hundreds of footnotes: the argument, which spent five months on the New York Times bestseller list, has never been debunked.

It would be paid for by making it harder for some elderly people to qualify for Medicaid by changing the formula used to determine their eligibility". The result is that contractors benefit at the expense of the elderly.

I'm a freelance contractor, no benefits.

At MetroButler, he is a part-time contractor, without benefits, but he doesn't mind: gig work makes it possible to take time off for more exciting endeavors (for instance, an appearance in Syfy's "The Internet Ruined My Life").

Hiring a contractor without benefits or long-term security offers companies flexibility and less risk.

A recurring theme was the transformation to a "gig economy," in which staff workers become independent contractors and benefits get harder to come by.

She found that 36percentt were hiring back retirees as consultants and independent contractors without benefits, and 37percentt were hiring them back for part-time and temporary assignments.