Sentences with phrase «temp workers who»

Work with staffing agencies to bring on temp workers who can provide relief for administrative work and other duties.

Tesla fills some of its factory positions with temp workers who later may be offered permanent jobs.

Not exact matches

(Think: temp workers and independent contractors who nonetheless come to an office every day.)

Becoming a highly degreed paid temp worker, a kind of Dr. Uber on call, may be possible under the LabMate model and could form the basis of a freelance career for someone who doesn't want long - term, full - time employment.

Fonda stars as Viola Fields, a recently fired high - powered TV journalist who discovers her one and only son (Michael Vartan) is in love with a temp worker named Charlie (Jennifer Lopez).

The bill also proposes to remove the impact of the costs associated with a temporary worker's injury from the temp agency's experience rating and place it with the employer who hired the worker.

Advocates have long pointed out that this creates a financial incentive for employers to «farm - out» unsafe work to temp workers, who are often making less money, and are typically from more marginalized groups than their fully employed counterparts.

A temporary worker (also known as a contingent worker or a temp) is a part - time or contingent worker who is hired on a short - term basis.

It may seem like employers, who get to test drive workers, are the big winners when it comes to temp to perm positions.

That's because of the temp agency, or the employer if they are hiring direct, wants to hire temporary workers who can commit to the job only for as long as needed.

The class was a total success and a turnaround for FS seasonal, temp and term workers who would like to apply for permanent positions with a more competitive federal resume.

Our temp is friends with the student worker, and is the one who recommended her for the position.