agency labour

agency labour
agency labour UK US UK (US agency labor) noun [U] HR, WORKPLACE
workers who are hired, especially temporarily, using an employment agency (= a business that is paid to find suitable workers for other companies and organizations): »

The industry was accused of using agency labour to bypass normal employer obligations.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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