Alana, the owner of a small dress-making establishment called Mantua Fab, decides to hire assistants for design, sewing, and other tailoring jobs. Alana signs a contract with Minerva Inc., a company which employs dress designers and tailors for an annual fee. She makes an arrangement to pay the employees of Minerva both a fixed amount and an annual fee for finishing Mantua's projects of dress-making for a period of two years. This is an example of:
A. employee leasing.
B. outsourcing.
C. employee referral.
D. networking.
Answer: A
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