contract out Synonyms
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contract out Meaning
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contract out (v)
assign a job to someone outside one's own business
refuse to pay a levy to a union for political use
contract out Sentence Examples
- The company decided to contract out the cleaning services to a specialized firm.
- As the workload increased, they opted to contract out certain tasks to freelancers.
- Our organization made the strategic decision to contract out the IT support services to reduce overhead costs.
- Instead of hiring full-time employees, they chose to contract out the graphic design work on a project-by-project basis.
- The construction company decided to contract out the plumbing and electrical work to experienced subcontractors.
- To meet the deadline, they had to contract out the production of certain components to external manufacturers.
- The restaurant decided to contract out their catering services for large events to a reputable catering company.
- We're considering whether to contract out the customer service operations to a call center.
- It's often more cost-effective for small businesses to contract out accounting and bookkeeping tasks.
- The government agency is looking to contract out research and development projects to private companies in the technology sector.
FAQs About the word contract out
assign a job to someone outside one's own business, refuse to pay a levy to a union for political use
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The company decided to contract out the cleaning services to a specialized firm.
As the workload increased, they opted to contract out certain tasks to freelancers.
Our organization made the strategic decision to contract out the IT support services to reduce overhead costs.
Instead of hiring full-time employees, they chose to contract out the graphic design work on a project-by-project basis.
