What does CWF stand for?

Contract Work Force

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

ITC primarily utilizes a contract work force for their field work.

ITC Holdings secures their electric transmission facilities

While no widespread layoffs have been announced, Microsoft has dramatically slowed hiring and trimmed its contract work force.

Microsoft pulls back on Redmond expansion; 3-year delay for most new ...

The contract work force is extremely mobile and we need to attract as many of them to the region as possible.

Directives threaten to undermine flexibility; In association with RBS

The Vivant exchange, which launched in October 1999, is an Internet service that makes the current process of procuring and managing a contract work force faster and more efficient.

Vivant! Corporation Leverages Industry Pundits to Scale the ...

60-hour workweek Nike's contract work force, meanwhile, has grown to 653,000 in more than 50 countries.

Factory workers in China still toil for Nike

The disproportionately large contract work force has meant that NASA has had to resort to what it calls "insight" rather than "oversight" in managing its army of private-industry employees.

Missions and money NASA reliance on contractors raises concerns