contract out

• Verbo compuesto que se usa para indicar la acción de encargar o subcontratar un trabajo a una empresa o persona externa, en lugar de realizarlo con personal propio.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of arranging for work to be done by an external company or person rather than by one's own employees.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Outsource workformal

   To arrange for work to be done by an external company rather than by one's own employees.

   subcontratar

   • The company decided to contract out its IT support.
   • They contracted out the cleaning services to a local firm.
   • Many businesses contract out their payroll processing.

   Sinónimosfarm outoutsourcesend outsubcontract

2. Opt out of a schemeformalbritish

   To formally choose not to participate in a particular arrangement or scheme.

   Optar por no participar (en un esquema)

   • Employees can contract out of the company pension plan.
   • She decided to contract out of the national insurance scheme.
   • Workers have the right to contract out of certain union agreements.

   Sinónimosopt outpull outwithdraw

   Antónimosenrolljoinparticipateregister

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