contract for work

Last month, the institute awarded four new contracts for work on what is known as a total artificial heart.

Employees may wish to seek legal advice before signing any contract for work.

Freelance artists try to develop a set of clients who regularly contract for work.

Second, individual labour law concerns employees' rights at work and through the contract for work.

She obtained a contract for works painted at home that she periodically brought to Düsseldorf.

The company signed a consent order agreeing to send postcards to the applicants saying that it had no contracts for work in Kuwait.

For campaign contributors, it has been a source of lucrative contracts for work that is frequently badly done.

His responsibilities included managing the courthouse in Brooklyn and awarding contracts for work on that building and others.

By 1902, the 1823 Act had been modified to include forfeit of wages if the written or unwritten contract for work was unfulfilled.

They were laborers, all signed to a three-year contract for work in the northern mines, some within the Arctic Circle.

This month Perini was one of the first companies to get a government contract for work in Iraq, which could be worth $100 million.

The company also signed its first contract for work in Africa, sending equipment and a crew to provide drilling for copper ores.

Louis and Joseph set up three companies with figurehead minority owners that won over a dozen contracts for work at city schools and hospitals.

Highways and Transportation Minister Judy Bradley awarded contracts for work in 1999.

In recent months, the Lincoln Group has won a string of new contracts for work both in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Court Employment Program bids competitively for contracts for work with city agencies and businesses.

The Court of Appeal held successive fixed-term contracts for work in European schools was not objectively justified.

Sergeant Toomer, the contracts officer, said he would negotiate contracts for work under the same guidelines the military uses everywhere else.

In a recent column I wrote incorrectly that Bechtel had received no-bid contracts for work in Iraq.

That company, Mr. Edwards added, ended up with a $7.5 billion no-bid contract for work in Iraq.

During World War II, he supervised numerous government contracts for work on aluminum and magnesium alloys.

LEAD: Companies Companies The first contracts for work on a space station were awarded to four contractors.

The cultural and legal framework within which tradesmen (called "mechanics" in the period) contracted for work, and hired men was similar to that of Great Britain.

Grissell had numerous contracts for work building the Houses of Parliament, again with Charles Barry as architect.

There was an accord with Europe on contracts for work on electric utilities, but Europeans will be barred from bidding on other contracts.