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2 years ago

Individuals who are paid by someone in exchange for labor or service are referred to as:_____.

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Service providers are individuals who are paid by someone in exchange for labor or service An organization that offers services to other organizations, such as consulting, legal, real estate, communications, storage, and processing, is known as a service provider (SP). A service provider is typically a third-party or outsourced supplier, though it is possible for it to be a member of the company it supports.

A organization might hire advisors, independent consultants, law companies, design studios, and investment banks as examples of prospective service providers. Service providers are people or businesses that offer services to businesses and other parties. They offer network, processing, and storage services.

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