contracted-out

The company was started by a Swede and a Dane who contracted out much of their work to computer programmers in Estonia.

The maintenance work of totally two elevators in the hotel has been contracted out to a pure repairs firm, Ringhing Engineering.

The developer may either be owned by the publisher, contracted out for piece work and ports, or funded for the whole program.

Is any part of the production sub-contracted out to a third party?

The maintenance work has now been contracted out to Nikko Lifts, a local manufacturer of elevator propulsion equipment.

Eventually, the settlers abandoned the principle of shared labor and contracted out to private work crews.

Public services such as transport and refuse collection have been contracted out to private companies or deregulated by local councils .

Their maintenance work has now been contracted out to Chun Ming Engineering.

Over the past few decades companies have contracted out everything from mopping the floors to spotting the flaws in their internet security.

Many employees contracted out of the pension plan.

"A lot of the good carpenters are contracted out, " he says. "You're not going to get it done in a month. "

organisations or private entities contracted out by government entities.

The city has classified some 280 government functions as "social" ones, which means they can be contracted out to Ms Ma's NGOs.

This message touched the sensitive nerve of the Chinese Premier: why not put it contracted out?

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