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Large contracting companies that do compete nationally are often relatively decentralized--consisting of generally autonomous regional operating companies.
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What are large companies that employ many people?
The Largest employers in this Country that Employ Multiple People or Oil Companies Such as Baker Hughes, Apache Energy, and Chevron, BP also employs a great deal of people Nation wide through Contracting.
what is the term used for contracting with other companies to do some or all of the functions of a firm?
'Secondment'.
How are these large families organized in Latin America?
how are the families of Latin organized
Why are most large enterprises organized as corporations?
Most large companies are corporations because laws protect owners from the liabilities of a corporation. When a company that is a corporation is sued, the suing party can't also sue the individual.
How is Kele Contracting?
Excellent !!! One of the few contracting companies actually having ongoing jobs in Dubai at the moment. Growing reputation among all suppliers with prompt payments.
Do you need crane operator certification to operate all heavy machinery for contracting companies in ND?
Most contracting companies do require certification as part of the job requirement. You may not need certification to operate all of the heavy machinery but you need the certification to get the job.
How are large corporations organized?
meh
How many people are employed in concrete contracting?
more than 30,000 establishments are involved in concrete contracting. These companies employed 190,000 cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers in 2002
Why do large dogs make a thumping noise when they smell?
because there lungs are contracting and uncontracting
What types of companies trade on an organized stock exchange?
Public company
How are the majority of companies today typically organized?
By departments or functional areas
What business functions are undertaken by masonry contracting companies?
marketing, estimating, planning, scheduling, purchasing, accounting, and training.
