0 someone who does not work regularly for one person or organization but does small pieces of work for different people
1 used to describe someone who works for different companies without being employed by them permanently:
He gradually establishes himself as a photographer and jobbing journalist reporting the war.
2 → job production
People in my area may have been employed as jobbing welders at the pits.
It provides the power to act as jobbing printers.
Many jobbing firms of builders can do excellent conversion work and thus we can spread the load on the industry generally.
Plasterers' work is only done by bricklayers when the amount of it is small, such as jobbing and patching.
So they were not the local jobbing builders.
It is no good jobbing backwards on that.
I hope that building labour not usually engaged on new housing, but on jobbing and maintenance work, will be absorbed in improvement operations.
It is no good jobbing back every time a change comes.
