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 --
You cannot work landlordism efficiently by sending for odd jobbing builders and carpenters.
But large steel complexes cannot push through small but substantial jobbing lots of steel.
Then any jobbing builder who is not registered can be prosecuted solely on proof of working as the sole proprietor for reward.
They need the jobbing system to sell gilts to fund the borrowing requirement and to sell the shares in enterprises that are to be privatised.
It is not true in the case of stock jobbing because in law stock jobbing is not a service.
One does not ask a local jobbing builder to put in a tender to build a bridge unless one knows he can do it.
But a minority of unskilled jobbing builders without qualifications have entered this sphere.
It is no good jobbing back every time a change comes.
