The dental spa's staff includes another dentist, two part-time specialists, three hygienists, an office manager and a receptionist.
My children's preschool employs two full-time administrators, nine full-time teachers, and several part-time specialists, substitutes, and after-school-care staff members.
There were, however, part-time specialists; a person who excelled at fashioning flint tools and weapons could produce enough to trade any surplus for food.
They most likely had a subsistence technology in which a few part-time specialists produced luxury items such as personal ornaments and the shell and stone valuables that were used, mostly in the western Carolines, for ceremonial payments.
His books have titles like "The Empty Raincoat" and "The Elephant and the Flea", and he talks of phenomena such as "the shamrock organisation" (companies with three leaves of employment: full-time workers; subcontractors/outsourcers; and part-time specialists) and "the portfolio worker" (people who have a number of "jobs, clients and types of work" simultaneously).
The HCA were supported, and supervised, by the two part-time specialists: two psychiatrists (one supporting each team) and one counsellor (supporting both teams).
However, De Jong et al. [ 21] showed that part-time specialists do not allocate their time differently between their tasks than full-time specialists.
Table 3 shows the mean scores of full-time and part-time specialists in internal medicine in 1996 and in 2004 for the 10 aspects regarding the attitude towards part-time work.
Moreover, full-time specialists in 2004 still viewed part-time work as threatening for the continuity and quality of care and expressed concerns regarding the ability of part-time specialists to maintain communication with colleagues.
The earliest known legal specialist was the judge, and he was only a part-time specialist.
There are only 107 staff assisted by 145 part-time specialist advisers to service 25 committees.
