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Corporations have spent 72 times as much on share buybacks as they have spent on one-time worker bonuses and raises.

Trains will run on time, workers obey their supervisors and the armed forces will spread their testosterone along India's borders.

No one has collected detailed data on part-time workers at the nation's major retailers.

Our analysis of the figures was based on full-time workers using an annual season ticket five days a week, except on bank holidays or on 25 days of annual leave.

These return policies have taken on added meaning as department stores have cut jobs and increasingly relied on part-time workers with less control over their own schedules, and therefore income, labor advocates say.

"The reliance on part-time workers is a sign of the difficult financial times and it's an expression of optimism.

We hear many anecdotal reports of employers who say they plan to rely heavily on part-time workers because of the supposedly onerous requirements of the A.C.A.

Most places who depend on part-time workers won't even hire an employee if they know he or she has another job.

The agency found that in the retail and wholesale sector, which includes hundreds of thousands of small stores that rely heavily on full-time workers, about 3 in 10 employees work part-time.

Fines imposed on full-time workers who claim universal credit amount to "punishing the working poor", experts have suggested, as it emerged that one woman was docked £220 for missing a jobcentre appointment because she took a family holiday.

The US Treasury Department said the "gradual phase-in" was a sensible tweak, in response to feedback from business groups that are particularly concerned about the impact on part-time workers.