VERB
- assign a job to someone outside one's own business
- refuse to pay a levy to a union for political use
How To Use contract out In A Sentence
- Since April 1978 it has been possible for you to contract out of Serps via a final salary scheme, and since April 1988 via a company money purchase scheme.
- We don't have to subcontract out, so we don't lose the essence of design.
- So I said ‘What if I prise a contract out of him for the winter as well and we all move out there?’
- He has a contract out on you.
- The contractor may subcontract out much of the work, but the contractor is where the buck stops in terms of responsibility.
- Hospital administrators are looking for more ways to contract out even more treatment functions to private companies.
- Firms can contract out work to one another.
- Companies are increasingly keen to contract out peripheral activities like training.
- Employers have always been able to contract out their workers from the scheme if they offered an acceptable alternative.
- Sam has done a fantastic job and we hope he stays to see his contract out at Bolton.
