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Simple English definitions for legal terms
jobber
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A quick definition of jobber:
A jobber is someone who buys a lot of things and then sells them to other people. They usually buy things in big amounts and then sell them in smaller amounts to stores or other customers. For example, a jobber might buy a lot of gasoline from a refinery and then sell it to gas stations or big companies that need a lot of gas.
A more thorough explanation:
A jobber is a middleman who buys goods in large quantities and resells them. They often own storage or bulk plants from which they deliver the goods to retailers or large consumers.
A gasoline jobber purchases fuel in tank-car lots from a refiner and delivers it to service stations or directly to large consumers.
Another example of a jobber is a wholesale distributor who buys products from manufacturers and sells them to retailers.
These examples illustrate how a jobber acts as a middleman between the manufacturer and the retailer or consumer, buying goods in bulk and reselling them for a profit.
JNOV | Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003