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Most construction workers, security guards, household staffers and service workers come to Qatar through personnel agencies, which are hired by prospective employers and draw up the contracts.

These loops are posted by new businesses like Overpeer, which are hired by the record companies to post phony tracks to discourage file-swapping.

The complaint lays out purported examples of the employee selling confidential investor voting totals to proxy solicitor firms, which are hired to advise companies on matters requiring shareholder votes.

Mr Nelson admits the order does not have control over the membership of loyalist bands which are hired in for parades, but says it is developing codes of conduct.

Growth is being driven by a small number of industries, which are hiring few new workers.

An investigation by The Independent has found a plethora of lobbying firms which are hiring out their services to executives facing cross examination by select committees.

At the same time, low-fare airlines (many of which are hiring flight attendants, incidentally) have become well known among business travelers for friendly in-flight service, even if they don't bring you dinner.

Second, with more unemployment comes more choice of potential employees for firms which are hiring.

They are what Widmaier terms "network aggregators," in close contact with a slew of fledgling companies, many of which are hiring or will be hiring soon.

He founded a company, Cablecam International, which was hired for the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway.

Officials of Andersen, which was hired to develop the software, attributed the delays to state officials.