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Discover LudwigThe term "part-time employee" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to someone who has a part-time job, such as when talking about a job or discussing company policies. For example: "This company offers generous benefits to part-time employees."
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Dr. Najarian has been a part-time employee of Vivus since 2006.
Mr. Bebeshko, now a part-time employee at the center, also coordinated various teen leadership programs.
"In a year we could save $24,000, which could translate into a part-time employee".
He's gone from one part-time employee — himself — to more than 60.
For its part, Reddit is made up of three co-founders and one part-time employee.
Alabama fired a part-time employee who played songs aimed at Auburn quarterback Cam Newton before Saturday's game.
Some of his items from JimRomenesko.com will appear there, and he will remain on contract as a part-time employee.
Third, it transpires that Diana Jarvis is a part-time employee, hence the failure to return my call and email.
We're having a new Trader Joe's coming in, and when I found out that you have benefits even if you're a part-time employee, I thought, "O.K.
Until January, he was a part-time employee of The Times who for many years was involved with the development of the advertising system for nytimes.com.
The Baileys are both forty-five years old: Joe works for an insurance company, Eileen is a part-time employee at a doctor's office.
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