job out
phrasal verbPart ofjob
job out — phrasal verb
1. to give a piece of work to an outside person or company instead of doing it with
1.phrasal verb
Definition
to give a piece of work to an outside person or company instead of doing it with your own workers.
Example
The publisher jobs out the printing of all its books to a factory in another city.
Rather than buying expensive machines, the company jobs out the packaging work to a specialist firm.