Hiring Contract

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Hiring Contract

A contract giving a person employment at a company. A hiring contract generally gives a job description, the compensation, and the terms under which employment may end. A hiring contract may last for a certain number of years or it may state that it may end at any time with an agreed-upon notice.

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The contingency plan includes the following cost saving measures: temporary layoffs; not renewing temporary hiring contracts; freezing all hiring; a moratorium of pay rises and a freeze of executive salaries; cutting spending on rented office space and relinquishing buildings and industrial and airport space; cutting the fleet of ground vehicles used for transport between industrial installations; reviewing all supplier contacts; cutting spending on technical consultants; and postponing IT developments, except those directly related to operations.