contract out

verb

1. intr, adverb to agree not to participate in something, esp the state pension scheme

Example Sentences

Most street advertising units and bus stops are owned or contracted out to advertising companies by Bristol City Council.

From BBC

This includes measures to make it easier to ensure equal pay between in-house and "contracted out" staff who do similar jobs in public services.

From BBC

Green said in an interview that “when you have this rampant outsourcing and contracting out of jobs, it goes against the principles that we believe in.”

From Los Angeles Times

The police say that he used the pseudonyms “Wanted” and John Dillinger — after the Depression-era American bank robber — on encrypted platforms on which he contracted out drug pickup jobs.

From New York Times

Agencies differ on how they resolve those claims: some use an employee, some contract out for a hearings examiner and some use a city or county employee or contractor.

From Seattle Times