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By relying on part-time workforce, employers can avoid paying overtime and benefits like health care.

To assess the part-time workforce and average hours worked per week among pediatric subspecialists in the 15 medical subspecialties certified by the American Board of Pediatrics.

To get a good look at the part-time workforce, and how people are making it work, the Guardian spoke to four part-time workers.

Cineworld, the UK's second biggest cinema chain with 80 sites across the country, uses zero-hours contracts exclusively for its entire part-time workforce at its multiplexes.

In the part-time workforce, less than 9% of men care for dependent children, while more than 60% of women do.

"They'll make us all redundant and then we'll have to reapply for our jobs," said Les. "They want a part-time workforce," said Dennis.

The difference is likely the result of large overseas and part-time workforces inherent in larger companies.

Again, the difference is likely the result of large overseas and part-time workforces generally found in larger companies.

Earlier this week the Guardian exposed the working practices of Sports Direct, which used zero-hours contracts for its entire part time workforce of 20,000 – 90% of staff.

Since 2005 the part-time physician workforce has expanded by 62 percent, according to recent survey data from the American Medical Group Association, with nearly 4 in 10 female doctors between the ages of 35 and 44 reporting in 2010 that they worked part time.

In Australia, there is an increasingly ageing and part-time midwifery workforce, and concerns regarding national and international midwifery shortages [ 23, 24].