These issues often occur when contractors fraudulently take advantage of inadequate contracts management.
At least unemployment will continue to fall as more poor people are forced into unfair and inadequate contracts.
Their roots can be traced to substantial state participation in opaque processes; poor contract design; inadequate reregulation; and insufficient deregulation and corporate governance reform that increase the cost of capital and limit firm restructuring in a competitive environment.
This amendment, and the related amendment to Article 6 (Amendment 8), is prompted by the concern that five years would be wholly inadequate for contracts concerned with the operation of heavy rail, metro or tramway systems in view of the investment requiring to be made in such cases.
The published report claims to have identified numerous instances of inadequate governance of contracts, including questionable valuations of council property and land, systematic overcharging and billing for work that wasn't carried out.
Late or non-existent payment for teaching, delays in getting proper contracts, inadequate office facilities and a lack of formal training, induction and support for new staff are just some of the problems faced by PhD students teaching at my institution.
It was due to a toxic mixture of technical failures in contracting; inadequate appraisal of engineering, commercial and political risks; unrealism about the ability in practice to transfer those risks to private investors; all overlaid with political directives made in the face of evidence that they were a bad idea.
In addition to the prevailing role of employer-employee contracts, inadequate financial support from governments in reducing barriers to dental care have fostered an environment where access to care is now more strongly associated with one's level of income and insurance than ever before [ 4, 31].
Even a formal contract offers inadequate protection.
