Sentence examples for part-time labor from inspiring English sources

But in the vast, fertile fields of California's Central Valley, part-time labor is not realistic.

Catholic Charities tried to take on employment cases, along with family petitions, using one part-time labor lawyer.

Liberal economists who advise Mrs. Clinton have criticized such part-time labor as yet another means to chip away at workers' benefits.

Women with minimal access to resources and no access to child care have limited choices that too often mean low-wage and part-time labor.

The number of those who wanted full-time jobs but were only able to find part-time jobs was 5.8m in June, down from 6.4m in May, just barely offsetting the increase in involuntary part-time labor the month prior.

Indeed, many issues that Professor Mulligan highlights are topics that have drawn public concern; for example, Darden Restaurants (owner of Red Lobster and other chains) drew immense attention – much of it negative – when it announced that it would increase use of part-time labor to avoid the payment requirements for full-time workers under the Affordable Care Act.

One assumption is that part time labor may increase capital input per FTE, but also increase the overhead per FTE (for instance human resources management staff (HRM)).

A simple, linear conversion to full time equivalency (FTE) status may not be sufficient to account for the productivity of part time labor, which can have varying effects on efficiency.

Gangsters, for example, long brokered part-time construction labor for an exorbitant fee.

Gangsters long brokered part-time construction labor for an exorbitant fee.

This is in part due to: advances in technology that allow increased remote work; an increasing digital economy; a growing part-time workforce; and labor force gains and losses.