full-time employment
Standard forty hours
Full-time employment is work that occupies the standard number of hours considered a complete workweek, typically 35-40 hours depending on the employer or country.
It usually comes with benefits like health insurance, paid leave, and retirement contributions that part-time work may not include.
She left freelancing for full-time employment with a tech company.
The threshold varies by jurisdiction, with some labor laws defining it precisely for purposes of benefits eligibility.
- job descriptionWritten duties for a position
- annual salaryCompensation per year
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- employeeHired organizational member
- direct depositFunds sent to account automatically
steady paycheck · paycheck · labor law · pension · contract · two weeks notice · unionization · commute · sick leave · healthcare · career · overtime pay · forty hour week · vacation days · work hours · tenure · unemployment insurance · tax withholding
full-time employmentpart-time employment
Job with reduced hours
part-time work · part-time job · reduced hours · casual work · on-call work
full-time employmentfreelance work
Self-directed paid projects
contract work · gig work · temporary employment · self-employment · casual employment
full-time employmentunemployment
Being without paid work
joblessness · underemployment · retirement · welfare dependency · disability leave