contract worker

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This reform aimed at separating city pension pools for contract workers and permanent workers; that is, contract workers had to make individual contributions, while permanent workers initially did not.
At that time they established themselves as farmers, if they had access to land or could lease it, or as crofters, cottagers, soldiers, craftsmen, contract workers, day-labourers and so on.
These records list ministry employees according to function, academic qualification, bureaucratic rank, classified status, type of work pursued, university degrees, training inside/outside the bureaucracy, and nationality of contract workers.
Physicians, like other contract workers, can negotiate collectively for improved working conditions, benefits, and pay.
As well as new divisions between core management and a periphery of contract workers, this makes it difficult to determine which are real indicators and which are virtual ones.
The bulk of this group is formed by cottagers, artisans, soldiers, contract workers (statare) and other agricultural workers who had no property and did not lease landholdings.
Thankfully, we now have directives covering part-time and fixed-term contract workers.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
For example, the mine workers and others are contract workers, coming in and going out.
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