full-time
Not part-time work
Full-time describes work or activity that occupies the standard maximum hours—typically 35-40 hours per week for employment.
A full-time job provides regular income and usually benefits.
Full-time students carry a complete course load.
The adverb form works the same way: She works full-time at the hospital.
Opposite of part-time.
Fixed periodic employment payment
- benefitsGains or helpful effects
- pensionRetiree's ongoing benefit
- healthcareOrganized provision of treatment
- nine-to-fiveRegular office schedule
workplace · colleagues · supervisor · paycheck · contract · permanent · salaried · staff
Trained occupational field
- vocationDedicated career path
- occupationOne's regular paid work
- livelihoodMeans of earning income
- workforceAll available workers
industry · specialization · expertise · qualification · advancement · tenure · ambition · aspiration
Plan of timed events
- shiftMovement or work period
- punch-inRegister work arrival
- commuteRegular work travel
- weekdayNon-weekend calendar day
regularity · consistency · structured · regimented · predictable · monotony · grind · hustle
Wholehearted loyalty to purpose
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- engagementCommitment to wed or attend
- steadfastnessFirm loyal dedication
- responsibilityState of being answerable
obligation · duty · invested · focused · immersed · absorbed · consumed · prioritized
salary
Fixed periodic employment payment
- benefitsGains or helpful effects
- pensionRetiree's ongoing benefit
- healthcareOrganized provision of treatment
nine-to-five · workplace · colleagues · supervisor · paycheck · contract · permanent · salaried · staff · employee
profession
Trained occupational field
- vocationDedicated career path
- occupationOne's regular paid work
- livelihoodMeans of earning income
workforce · industry · specialization · expertise · qualification · advancement · tenure · ambition · aspiration · achievement
schedule
Plan of timed events
weekday · regularity · consistency · structured · regimented · predictable · monotony · grind · hustle · rat-race
dedication
Wholehearted loyalty to purpose
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- engagementCommitment to wed or attend
- steadfastnessFirm loyal dedication
responsibility · obligation · duty · invested · focused · immersed · absorbed · consumed · prioritized · all-in
- employmentjob, jobs, career, careers, interview
- workplacehours, cubicle, desk job, holiday party, desk
- careersdoctor, lawyer, teacher, engineer, nurse
- commitment levelscommitted, dedicated, devoted, loyal, faithful
- employment statushired, fired, employed, unemployed, retired
- hyphenated wordsup-to-date, pitch-black, jaw-dropping, round-the-clock, air-conditioned