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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

On/Under Contract

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"working on contract"
"working under contract"

Which one of them means "working as a temporary worker" and which one means "working after signing a contract"?
  

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HI, "working on contract" "working under contract" Which one of them means "working as a temporary worker" and which one means "working after signing a contract"? You can say both things, with both meanings. I often hear temporary workers say 'on a contract'.

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  • HI, "working on contract" "working under contract" Which one of them means "working as a temporary worker" and which one means "working after signing a contract"?
  • You can say both things, with both meanings.
  • I often hear temporary workers say 'on a contract'.
  • But there are also temporary workers who have no contract.
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HI,

"working on contract"
"working under contract"

Which one of them means "working as a temporary worker" and which one means "working after signing a contract"?

You can say both things, with both meanings.
I often hear temporary workers say 'on a contract'. But
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