The phrase "external contractor" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person or company who is hired to provide services or complete a project for a company or organization, but is not a permanent employee. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The company decided to hire an external contractor to handle the renovations of their office space."
If you work with an external contractor they should be able to offer these options.
Increase the budget for the disability living allowance/personal independence payments by around £1bn a year and return to a system where a GP assesses whether a person is fit to work, rather than an external contractor.
HMRC said that while it "greatly appreciated the work cleaning staff do", their terms and conditions were determined by the external contractor and that it had no involvement in their pay.
"The companies are due to submit their tender in October, and having reviewed their submissions and fully evaluated them against the current service, a decision will be made as to whether we will retain an in-house service or award a contract to an external contractor in December".
It will be the first municipal leisure centre in Birmingham to be managed and operated by an external contractor in a bid to save money.
Multi-domain SDN centralization can be realized by outsourcing routing functions to an external contractor, which provides inter-domain routing services facilitated through a multi-AS network controller.
A plan by Ireland's Independent Newspapers to outsource some production jobs to external contractors has been rejected by members of the National Union of Journalists at the company.
Gershon also said that, if elected, the party should negotiate significant reductions in costs from suppliers, and should minimise the use of advertising, lawyers, external contractors and consultants.
This is no different in the democratic engagement field, where government consultations, citizens' juries and e-democracy are very often delivered by external contractors.
Instead of the official approach of hiring expensive external contractors who deliver poor results, community partnerships have proven to be much more effective at fixing the systems.
Brown, owner of freelance software and learning tools company Nextpoint, and officially the north-west's coolest techie, says: "When the economy crashed, a lot of companies cancelled projects and avoided using external contractors to reduce their costs.
