The phrase "hiring contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it when referring to an agreement between a company and an employee that sets out the terms of their arrangement. For example: "All new hires must sign the hiring contract before their first day on the job".
In the seventies, corporations lowered costs by hiring contract labor and leasing medallioned cabs to drivers.
Many companies get around that regulation by hiring contract workers, like the men of Kasbi demanding better benefits from Carrefour.
Fire brigades have put contingency plans into place by hiring contract staff to cover workers, and the public were warned to be vigilant if they attended a fireworks event.
Fire brigades again launched contingency plans, including hiring contract staff to cover for striking firefighters, but the public were warned to be extra vigilant, especially if attending firework events.
Hiring contract employees rather than full-timers is a good way to limit costs and improve those thin margins, but it comes with some legal gray area, as employment laws were inked long before the rise of on-demand businesses.
Ulbricht is currently accused of hiring contract killers to take out six people, having been arrested in an FBI sting on October 1st.
The debate is rooted in a law voters passed in 1996 that forbids the state to consider race, ethnicity or gender in hiring, contracting or admissions to public institutions of higher education.
It has closed manufacturing plants, hired contract manufacturers to build laptops and laid off a large number of workers.
Red Rock West (John Dahl, 1992) En route to a promised job in Wyoming, Nicolas Cage is mistaken for, and pretends to be, one "Lyle from Dallas," not knowing that Lyle is a hired contract killer.
In addition to being a blow for the disabled, this case serves as an incentive to employers to hire contract or temporary workers at unequal pay and benefits and with less protection from harm.
Microsourcing offers a more flexible way to hire contract workers or to outsource.
