Difference between revisions of "Job-market intermediary"

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A job-market intermediary (alternatively spelled, job market intermediary; hereinafter, the Intermediary) is any legal entity that intends, attempts to make or makes employment arrangements between workers and employers who either (a) do not deal with each other directly yet or (b) need a third party's help.

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−	A [[job-market intermediary]] (alternatively spelled, [[job market intermediary]]; hereinafter, the ''Intermediary'') is any [[legal entity]] that ~~makes or indent~~ to make employment arrangements between [[worker]]s and [[employer]]s ~~that~~ either (a) do not deal with each other directly yet or (b) need a [[third party]] help.	+	A [[job-market intermediary]] (alternatively spelled, [[job market intermediary]]; hereinafter, the ''Intermediary'') is any [[legal entity]] that intends, attempts to make or makes employment arrangements between [[worker]]s and [[employer]]s who either (a) do not deal with each other directly yet or (b) need a [[third party]]'s help.