contingent work
casual work

Today, about half of the aid contingent works in construction.

In the early twenty-second century, he was a member of the science contingent working on Earth.

The business survey says contingent work, like temporary staffing, has taken off in recent years.

One of the features of contingent work is that it usually offers little or no opportunity for career development.

Some of the contingent worked as observers overseeing recounts.

Contingent work is not an entirely neutral term as commentators who use the phrase generally consider it to be a social problem.

It is a form of contingent work.

There's quite a lot there used to be quite a contingent worked in ships and of course it's all stain work and just sprayed now.

The third leaf comprises the contingent work force, whose employment derives from the external demand for the organisation's products.

- Contingent work responsibilities that are not readily identifiable before preparing the work or bid proposal.

Contingent work, also sometimes known as casual work, is a neologism which describes a type of employment relationship between an employer and employee.

The Coleman Company's recently completed distribution center will employ a full-time staff of 160 people and a contingent work force of more than 100.

"They want to be part of the contingent work force and that's a fast-growing part of the work force.

In particular, part time jobs, or jobs in organizations that have a high staff turnover, may be considered contingent work but may not be casual.

Why not have a South African contingent working with Parreira, former players or local coaches, who can learn from him and help him?

In 2006 Elance sold its enterprise software division and began the development of its current web-based platform for online, contingent work.

Politicians and advocates alike know that a press corps contingent works inside, and that the building's dramatic facade can add credibility to their news conference musings.

If a job is full time, permanent, and pays a regular salary or a fixed wage for regular hours, it is usually not considered to be contingent work.

He founded the Campaign on Contingent Work in 1999, which became part of the NAAFE.

All casual work is considered to be contingent work, but not all contingent work is casual.

Although technically coordinated with a British West Africa Squadron based in Sierra Leone, in practice the American contingent worked on its own.

A spokesman for Mr. Annan later said a unified command would not exclude having the leaders of other troop contingents work as part of the same headquarters unit.

In practice, this means that tenants who do contingent work, have fluctuating income, or whose circumstances change frequently for other reasons, must report to the housing benefit office on a regular basis.

There is no universally agreed consensus on what type of working arrangement constitutes contingent work, but it is generally considered to be work with at least one of the following characteristics:

During the war, he did casual work as a librarian and a factory hand.

Did they ever do any form of casual work?

At the same time, the opportunities available are often for casual work rather than permanent positions.

This temporary change was made to encourage people to take up casual work during the Games.

He then turned to painting and did casual work.

Chris had occasional casual work, but most of the time he was unemployed.

But, except when Edek found casual work, they had no money to buy food.

Some fathers give up, while others find casual work.

These schemes are designed for people who want to take on casual work while they travel to top up their funds.

I do a bit of casual work like planting groundnuts.

When these were all refused, he eventually left Newport, took casual work and started to travel.

Employees were asked, "Do you spend more or less time than usual planning casual work clothes?"

A day's casual work takes on an extra meaning.

Payments may include income earned from part-time or casual work.

"The entire philosophy of casual work attire has confused the business world," she said.

Casual work can often be found during peak season at the major tourist centres.

He finds casual work with a group of gardeners.

Consequently part time work and casual work is now a significant feature of our economy.

A Jelly is "a casual work event where everyone's invited.

The boyfriend moved in at the beginning of the summer; he gets by doing casual work on the farms.'

Casual working can be done on a mini whiteboard.

We do not want second-class jobs or deskilled casual work, as you are proposing.

In an important way casual working demands the same disciplines of the worker as more traditional working.

Within that industry casual working is used primarily by organizations undertaking "functional catering".

The labour exchange programme often managed to find people only part-time casual work.