"subcontracted work" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to work that is delegated or contracted out by a company or individual to another company or individual to complete. Example: The construction company won the bid for the project but subcontracted work to smaller companies for specialized tasks such as plumbing and electrical work.
Walmart and Sears have since said they fired the suppliers that subcontracted work to Tazreen Fashions.
But Wal-Mart has been caught numerous times having subcontracted work to vendors operating under abusive conditions.
A report by Mr. Wiroth last year warned E.D.F. that it should better plan, carry out and supervise subcontracted work.
Most architectural firms include services for other design professions, such as structural design, mechanical-electrical-plumbing, and civil engineering, which might include in-house staff or subcontracted work.
They said the source of the problem is late payments by another U.S. firm, Falls Church-based DynCorp International, that had subcontracted work to Red Sea.
What does this say about compliance?" On Monday, Walmart said that the "Tazreen factory was no longer authorized to produce merchandise for Walmart," but confirmed that one of its suppliers had "subcontracted" work to the factory without authorization.
Suppliers now subcontract work out from the main factory, maybe more than once.
So Telefonica stopped subcontracting work to Sintel, which in turn last December sought to fire most of its 1,800 staff.
Aerospace companies that have counted on military contracts are also looking to subcontract work for the booming commercial-airplane business.
But that order did not automatically result in warnings to other companies that might have been subcontracting work to Zurmat or one of its subsidiaries.
Mr. Trumka noted that many Colombian employers continued to subcontract work in what he said was an illegal strategy to block unionization.
