out of house

adverb

Definition

› WORKPLACE if an employee of a company works out of house, they work from home rather than in the offices of that company: Many of our project team-members are based out of house.

› if a company has work done out of house, it arranges for the work to be done by someone who is not a company employee, or by another company: The editing of our marketing communications is done out of house. → Compare in-house

(Definition of out of house adverb from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)