full-time employment

collocation in English

meanings of full-timeand employment

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full-time
adjective
adverb
uk /ˌfʊlˈtaɪm/ us /ˌfʊlˈtaɪm/
(of work or education) done for the whole of a ...
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employment
noun[U]
uk /ɪmˈplɔɪ.mənt/ us /ɪmˈplɔɪ.mənt/
the fact of someone being paid to work for a company ...
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Examples of full-time employment

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Full-timeemployment status was ascertained by asking respondents how many hours they worked each week, with 35 or more hours denoting full-time.
This article examines the earnings of older people in full-timeemployment against the changing demand for and supply of older workers.
It is also noteworthy that the impact of full-timeemployment is substantial.
Ten have retired from full-timeemployment, four have ' retired ' from home duties, four retain some casual employment.
Of the 482,432 had withdrawn definitely from full-timeemployment.
It successfully conveys how the effects of combining full-timeemployment with multiple caregiving responsibilities extends beyond the primary carer to encompass the wider family.
Designed for middle class men's pattern of continuous full-timeemployment, occupational pensions translate women's labour market disadvantages into low personal income in later life.
The important point to mention here is that it only takes one child to make full-timeemployment for a woman difficult.
Such households by lacking a male head are lacking a person whose normal role is full-timeemployment.
The first is that full employment, or even full-timeemployment, is becoming an ever more distant reality.
The models for women used three dichotomous variables : whether a person was in paid work, in full-timeemployment, or in part-time employment.
For example, most people express a preference for full-timeemployment over part-time employment.
Eighty-two per cent were living with a partner, 35 % were in full-timeemployment, and 35 % had more than 12 years of education.
Younger people, for instance, engaged in full-timeemployment and with young children to tend at home, mostly spend no more than a few hours every weekend participating in these activities.
The husband is the head of the household, and it is his duty to provide for the members of his family - his wife and children - through full-timeemployment.
The authors reject the idea that employment equals liberation for women, and that women's share of full-timeemployment is the best indicator of 'progress'.
For example, the transition into college or full-timeemployment or marriage or parenthood challenges the emerging adult to adapt and take on new roles in new settings.
The impacts of female full-timeemployment, part-time employment, and retirement are approximately comparable with that of possessing a sense of partisanship, which must be taken seriously.
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