Outsourcing work occurs when one company hires another to transfer the execution of a specific service. This happens when, for example, a parts factory hires workers from another company to perform surveillance and cleaning services. These professionals are not employees of the factory - they are employed and remunerated by these service providers. Currently, the Superior Labor Court (TST) imposes some restrictions on the practice of outsourcing. One of them concerns the so-called end-of-business activity. Mark the alternative that gives an example of this scenario.