Sentence examples for working contracts from inspiring English sources

This "weekend phenomenon" reflects a planned reduction in elective activity as well as the notion that weekend working is unpopular amongst staff and some staff only have weekday working contracts [ 3].

"First, employers are going to have to adapt working contracts to enable people to retire gradually and work to a later age.

The association also wants to establish health insurance for retired coaches and working contracts to run through March, as opposed to February, when they usually expire.

Otherwise those regular check-ups come costly: the sort of thing most executives have as part of their working contracts but isolated freelances must pay for themselves.

He has given the BMA six weeks to negotiate changes to working contracts for hospital consultants and junior doctors and threatened to force the extra hours if they do not comply.

An IT consultant who has worked on Iran's national internet project in the past said the announcement was merely an excuse to obtain funds and secure working contracts for the future.

He stopped his working contract because he was then an official of Fifa.

This is your working contract between you and your attorney, so read it carefully.

3) A working contract until the last follow-up measurement.

Public works contracts are contracts drawn up between the State, local authorities or public establishments and public or private providers.

(Outsourcing refers to work contracted to an outside firm; offshoring is the shift of work abroad).