"stable contract" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a contract that is reliable, secure, and steady. For example, "The company is looking for stable contracts with their suppliers to ensure consistency in their business operations."
Bearing this in mind, a number of institutional arrangements are recommended in order to promote more stable contract conditions.
The research firm maintained Micron at "overweight" with a $19 target price, citing "stable contract pricing" and improved yields for both DDR and DDR2 memory.
Lehman Brothers expects Micron Technology to meet and possibly exceed its fiscal first-quarter estimate of earnings of 25 cents per share on revenue of $1.308 billion on "stable contract pricing" and improved yields for both DDR and DDR2 memory.
But despite some gig economy platforms standing accused of exploiting workers, the government's package does not look set to require a radical reworking of existing business models — and unions have attacked the reforms as weak and lacking substance, pointing out that, for example, a right to request a more stable contract doesn't add up to much of a rights advance.
The benefit is you have more stable contracts because the carers are earning a reasonable wage and they have that continuity in relationship with the client.
Mr. Ordóñez has urged the government to reform Spain's rigid labor market, making it less onerous for businesses to lay off people and easier to hire them on stable contracts.
The Obama administration has opened the government's purse to provide the kinds of stable contracts and investments that companies say are necessary to raise financing to develop and build commercial biofuel production facilities.
Reducing employment protection on new permanent contracts, where it is excessive, can help stimulate the hiring of the unemployed on more stable contracts as the recovery takes hold.
The ILO is calling for policies by governments to ensure income security for all types of workers, not just those on "stable contracts".
Employees, who get a basic remuneration directly dependent on the revenue of the employer among whom countries may need and be able to distinguish "employees with stable contracts" (including "regular employees").
An old friend of Salinas's worked as a groom with some of the horses owned by Dobbs, and he had sent word that Salinas could be hired on as a groom at the Vermont stable contracted to care for the Dobbs Group horses.
