Sentence examples for full-time equivalent (FTE) from inspiring English sources

On a full-time equivalent (FTE) jobs basis, the shortfall is even worse: 16.6 million FTE jobs.

Rachel Davies, principal of Somerset College, Taunton, where 44 full-time equivalent (FTE) jobs are threatened, says discussions with UCU staff "have been constructive all the way through".

The Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance has confirmed the company is looking to cut 42 full-time equivalent (FTE) roles after a significant cut to the masthead budgets.

The University of Stirling, for example, reduced numbers from 2.44 full-time equivalent (fte) staff four years ago to 1.4 fte this year.

Among the counties worst squeezed is Norfolk, where, says Unison, a 50% cut means that 65 full-time equivalent (FTE) jobs will go, centres will close and guidance instead will have to be given on the phone or the internet.

The money supported an initial 12,000 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions in December 2009.

In this study, the costs for the donor country encompass about 4 full time equivalent (FTE) faculty time and 1,5 FTE technical assistance.

A survey was created by XXXX to assess a medical physicists' percent Full Time Equivalent (FTE) contribution to multi-institutional clinical trials.

Available after an eligible employee has completed one year in a continuing benefits-eligible position at 50% Full Time Equivalent (FTE) or greater.

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.

According to the most recent data, in November 2013, the NHS was still short of 1,199 full time equivalent (FTE) registered nurses compared with April 2010.