For example, there is currently no substantive data available across the professions regarding hours worked with clients in the format of caseload information regarding number of equivalent full time (FTE) positions per client age and/or diagnostic category or FTE per clinical setting [ 11].
Certainly the majority of the job cuts have come from councils, but in percentage terms, the picture looks different, with more than one in 10 full time equivalent (FTE) positions across central government departments axed between June and September.
"The company has advised MEAA that several FTE positions have been filled by voluntary redundancies from individuals who have registered interest in the past, and the opportunity remains for staff who wish to register interest in voluntary redundancies to do so.
The money supported an initial 12,000 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions in December 2009.
About 21 180 full-time employees, or more than two-thirds of the Forest Service's total FTE positions, are now being analysed for possible outsourcing (Wilent 2006).
Medical care provided by the general practitioner (GP) (or primary care physician) was estimated to account for 1.75 FTE positions, which for 1,000 persons represents a caseload of 570 persons with diabetes per GP.
Psychosocial care, in this example assumed to be delivered by a psychologist or social worker (but might also be delivered by other professionals with relevant competencies), was identified with 3.5 FTE positions, making up ~15% of the care team.
A primary care team of 22.1 full-time-equivalent (FTE) positions was needed to deliver best-practice primary care to a catchment of 1,000 persons with diabetes with the attributes of the Australian population.
In 2009, approximately 355.5 FTE direct positions were created, increasing total State employment by an estimated 1,542.3 FTE jobs, while Michigan wage and salary employment declined by 204,000 jobs between December 2008 and December 2009.
