Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Contractor"

A: Someone who does contract work. They get paid by the job by their clients. It could be in many many lines of work. Specifically they are not employees and do not receive a paycheck.

A: i got it thank u

A: Somebody who is paid to do a specific job. They usually only work for a specific length of time or until the job is done.
They work on a contract.

A: Someone who provides a contract.

A: @Klimchak@litewave27 Thank you. Get it. I think 계약직 is more suitable than 계약자.

A: “Contractor did not done the work” doesn’t make sense as a phrase.
You could say
The contractor has not done the work.

1. “The contractor did not do the work” and
2. “contractor did not done the work”
It is assumed in sentence 1. the work has not been done by saying “do”. This is sufficient enough for the sentence and done is not needed.

Overall both sentences are very similar and make the same point if you use the corrected sentence above. However the “done” is not needed to get the point across of the sentence!

Hope this helps and makes sense!

A: prime contractor = 主契約者

general contractor = ゼネコン

A: × If I were a contractor, I'll install reinforcement stanchions and remove the brick walls.
✓ If I were a contractor, I'd install reinforcement stanchions and remove the brick walls.

× Train watchmen need to be standby in case of the brick wall collapses during train operation.
✓ Train watchmen need to be on standby in case of the brick wall collapses during train operation.

A: × I work at general contractor named Tokyo construction.
✓ I work at a general contractor named Tokyo construction.

× I was in charge of design department when I entered a company.
✓ I was in charge of the design department when I entered a company.

× Three years ago, I transferred digital department.
✓ Three years ago, I transferred to digital department.

× I’m in charge of promoting digital tools in my company.
✓ I became in charge of promoting digital tools in my company.

× Almost our corporate people don’t like digital tools.
✓ Most of our my co-workers don’t like digital tools.

× But I think we should accept digital for the next era.
✓ However, I think we should accept digital tools/advanced technology to progress for the next era.

A: In the U.S., military contractors are non-fighting civilian professionals working as engineers, maintainers, administrative assistants, electricians, etc...

It’s not discussed often, but ’contracted soldiers’ would normally be called ‘mercenaries’.

A: Contractor rates is the amount of money that contractors charge for their work, usually by the hour. It is common to ask someone, "What are your rates?", meaning "How much do you charge?".

A: they're definitely not manual workers. they're the supervisors and organizers.